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MCA · Change Management

Change Management Services — Every Corporate Change Filed Correctly and On Time.

Director changes, name changes, capital increases, MOA/AOA amendments, and share allotments each trigger specific MCA filings with strict deadlines. We manage every change from resolution to acknowledgement.

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A company's corporate details — its name, registered office, directors, share capital, and constitutional documents — are not fixed at incorporation. As a business grows, restructures, or changes ownership, multiple formal changes may need to be made at the MCA level. Each change involves a defined process under the Companies Act, 2013: board and sometimes shareholder approval, the correct MCA form, and adherence to statutory deadlines for filing — with penalties of ₹100 per day for late forms.

Director-level changes are among the most frequent: a new director's appointment requires Form DIR-12 to be filed within 30 days; a resignation requires both DIR-12 (by the company) and DIR-11 (by the resigning director). Share capital changes — whether increasing authorised capital, allotting new shares, or recording a share transfer — involve multiple coordinated filings (SH-7, PAS-3, SH-4, MGT-14). Changes to the constitutional documents (MOA and AOA) always require a special resolution and MGT-14 filing within 30 days.

Many companies also need to change their name, registered office, or financial year at some point — each requiring a specific approval process depending on the nature and extent of the change. We manage the full spectrum of corporate changes as a coordinated process: identifying the correct forms, preparing the required resolutions, filing within statutory timelines, and updating all connected records so the company's MCA profile accurately reflects its current state.

Our Change Management Services

Director Appointment & Resignation

Filing DIR-12 for appointments, resignations, and designation changes within the 30-day statutory window.

Company Name Change

Managing RUN reservation, MGT-14, and INC-24 to obtain the fresh Certificate of Incorporation with the new name.

Registered Office Change

Handling INC-22 (intra-city) or INC-23 (inter-city/inter-state) with required resolutions and address proof.

Authorised Capital Increase

Amending the MOA Capital Clause by special resolution and filing SH-7 with applicable stamp duty.

Share Allotment (PAS-3)

Filing Form PAS-3 to record the allotment of new shares within 30 days of the allotment date.

MOA & AOA Amendment

Managing special resolution, MGT-14, and updated constitutional documents for any clause change.

Director Designation Update

Updating director designations — MD, WTD, CFO, CEO, CS — on MCA through DIR-12 and related forms.

Change of Financial Year

Filing with the RoC or Central Government to change the company's financial year end under Section 2(41).

Our Process

1

Change Identification & Planning

We identify the exact change, determine the applicable form(s), and plan the resolution and filing sequence before any action is taken.

2

Resolutions Preparation

Board resolution and, where required, special resolution or EGM documentation coordinated and correctly prepared.

3

Form Preparation

All required MCA forms prepared with correct data, required attachments, and applicable fee computation.

4

Filing Within Statutory Deadline

Forms filed within the applicable window — 30 days for most changes — to avoid additional fees and MCA default status.

5

MCA Profile Update Confirmation

Changes confirmed on MCA master data; updated records shared with the company for its statutory files.

Why It Matters

Correct form sequence identified for each type of change before filing begins
Board and special resolutions prepared and filed within statutory timelines
DIR-12 filed within 30 days of director appointment or resignation
MOA and AOA changes coordinated in a single EGM where multiple amendments are required
SH-7 and PAS-3 filed promptly after capital increase and allotment decisions
Name and office change filings tracked to COI or RoC acknowledgement
MCA master data confirmed as updated after each change is processed
All change documentation retained for statutory records and future due diligence

Frequently Asked Questions

DIR-12 is filed by the company to intimate the RoC of changes in directors or KMPs — appointments, resignations, change of designation, or cessation. It must be filed within 30 days of the change. The resigning director must also file DIR-11 separately.
PAS-3 is the Return of Allotment filed by the company within 30 days of allotting shares, convertible securities, or rights shares. It captures the terms of allotment, the class of shares, the allotment date, and the identities of allottees.
Yes — a company name change requires a special resolution of shareholders, MGT-14 filing within 30 days, and INC-24 filing with the RoC. The RoC issues a fresh Certificate of Incorporation bearing the new name, with the CIN unchanged.
Yes — where multiple changes require shareholder approval (e.g. MOA amendment + name change + capital increase), these can be passed as separate special resolutions at a single EGM, reducing costs and the number of meetings required.
Late filing of DIR-12 attracts additional fees of ₹100 per day per form. The director's appointment or resignation may not be reflected on MCA, creating discrepancies in the public record that affect due diligence, bank, and regulatory verifications.
Section 2(41) requires Central Government approval to change a financial year in certain cases — particularly where the company is associated with a foreign entity. Where no foreign-entity connection exists, the RoC can process it. The applicable authority depends on the specific circumstances.

Managing a corporate change at your company?

We'll identify the correct forms, prepare the resolutions, and file everything within the statutory deadline so your MCA record is accurate and up to date.