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Registered Office Change — Updating Your Company's Legal Address on Record.

Changing a company's registered office requires board or shareholder approval and MCA filing — with different forms and procedures depending on whether the change is intra-city, inter-city, or inter-state.

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A company's registered office is the address at which all statutory communications — notices, summons, and regulatory correspondence — are directed, and it determines which Registrar of Companies has jurisdiction over the company. Changing this address has different procedural requirements under the Companies Act, 2013 depending on whether the change is within the same city or town, to a different city in the same state, or to an entirely different state.

For an intra-city change, a board resolution and Form INC-22 are sufficient. For a change to a different city within the same state, a special resolution is required, and both MGT-14 and INC-23 must be filed. An inter-state change is the most involved — it requires a special resolution, publication of a notice in a local newspaper, a confirmation order from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), and then a filing with the RoC of the new state via INC-23.

In every case, proof of the new registered office — a No Objection Certificate from the property owner, a copy of a recent utility bill, and a copy of the rent or lease agreement where applicable — must be attached to the filing. We assess the correct route and manage the process and documentation to ensure the change is recorded accurately on MCA.

Our Office Change Services

Intra-City Change (INC-22)

Filing Form INC-22 for change of registered office within the same city or town after board resolution.

Inter-City (Same State) Change

Managing board resolution, special resolution, MGT-14, and INC-23 for change to a different city in the same state.

Inter-State Office Change

Full process for shifting the registered office to a different state, including NCLT confirmation and INC-23 filing.

Board Resolution Drafting

Preparing the board resolution authorising the change and confirming the new address details.

Special Resolution & MGT-14

Drafting and filing the special resolution and MGT-14 where required for inter-city or inter-state changes.

Address Proof Compilation

Compiling NOC, utility bill, and rent agreement as required attachments to INC-22 or INC-23.

RoC Filing & Acknowledgement

End-to-end filing and tracking of the relevant MCA form to confirmed acknowledgement.

Consequential Address Updates

Coordinating GST, PAN, bank, and other registration updates to reflect the new registered address.

Our Process

1

Change Category Assessment

We determine whether the change is intra-city, inter-city (same state), or inter-state — the applicable form and approvals differ in each case.

2

Resolution Preparation

Board resolution (and special resolution where required) authorising the new address and the relevant filing prepared.

3

Address Proof Compilation

NOC from the property owner and supporting utility bill or rent agreement compiled per MCA requirements.

4

MCA Filing

INC-22 or INC-23 filed with all attachments; inter-state cases proceed through NCLT confirmation before the final RoC filing.

5

Confirmation & Updates

Approval obtained and MCA records updated; GST, PAN, bank, and other address updates coordinated.

Why It Matters

Change category correctly identified to determine applicable form and approvals
Board and special resolutions drafted and passed to the statutory standard
Complete address proof documentation compiled as per MCA attachment requirements
INC-22 filed with verification of registered office occupation as required
Inter-state changes supported through NCLT confirmation before RoC filing
MCA master data update confirmed before the process is closed
GST, PAN, and bank address updates coordinated alongside MCA filing
Statutory timelines tracked to prevent default and additional fees

Frequently Asked Questions

Form INC-22 is used for a change within the same RoC jurisdiction (city or town). Form INC-23 is used for changes to a different city within the same state or to a different state — the latter also requires prior NCLT confirmation.
For an intra-city change, a board resolution is sufficient. For changes to a different city within the same state or to a different state, a special resolution of shareholders is required and must be filed via MGT-14.
A No Objection Certificate from the property owner, a recent utility bill (not older than 2 months) in the owner's name, and a copy of the rent or lease agreement (where the company is a tenant) are the standard attachments.
Yes — shifting the registered office to a different state requires a confirmation order from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) before the INC-23 filing with the RoC of the new state can be made.
Form INC-22 must be filed within 30 days of the board or shareholder resolution authorising the change. Late filing attracts additional fees and constitutes a default by the company and its officers.
Yes — the registered office can be at a residential address, provided the property owner's NOC is obtained and the address is capable of receiving statutory communications on behalf of the company.

Need to change your registered office?

We'll confirm the correct process for your type of change, compile the required documentation, and handle all MCA filings through to acknowledgement.