Section 12 of the Companies Act of 2013 states that all businesses, including LLPs, must have a registered office at the time or within 30 days of registration. The primary place of business for a corporation or LLP is its registered office address. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) sends formal letters to that location. Therefore, the RoC or MCA must be notified of any change in registered office’s address.
A business may have several locations, including a corporate office, a branch office, an administrative office, and much more. However, the MCA should only be informed of the registered office address. There is no requirement to notify the RoC or MCA about the formation or modification of the address of the company’s additional offices.
The duration can vary based on the specific circumstances, but our streamlined process is designed for efficiency. Our team will provide you with a timeline during the initiation of the process.
 The necessary documents include property transfer deed, lease deed, rental documents, and utility bills. Our team will guide you through the document submission process.
Yes, changing the office address may impact other registrations, licenses, and Memorandum of Association (MOA). GHR Advisory ensures that all necessary updates are made to prevent any disruptions.
