What this is
Private Limited to Public Limited Company sits in Regilium's business conversion practice. What it requires in practice depends on your entity type, the state you operate in and the authority's current position, which is why we confirm applicability before quoting rather than after.
If it turns out you do not need this service, or a different one fits your situation better, we will tell you that at the first reply. It is a shorter conversation than the one that follows a filing nobody needed.
What the engagement includes
INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
How it runs
Position established
We read what has actually been filed to date rather than what you were told was filed, and tell you where you stand.
Documents and data
One consolidated request for books, resolutions and records. Nothing is chased twice.
Prepared and reviewed
Prepared and reviewed by a second professional before signature, because a corrected filing costs more than a careful one.
Filed and receipted
Filed within the statutory date, with the challan and acknowledgement forwarded and the next due date entered in your calendar.
Timelines are stated in working days and depend on the authority. Where a department is running behind, we tell you that at the quote stage rather than after you engage us.
Documents required
The exact list depends on the applicant category and the authority, and it is sent to you once — consolidated, not in a trickle. In almost every matter it starts here:
Questions we are actually asked
We are behind on filings. Is that a problem?
It is fixable. We tell you the exposure — additional fees, penalties, any disqualification risk — in writing before you decide to proceed.
Do you work with our existing accountant?
Yes. We take the position as it stands and coordinate directly, so you are not the person relaying information between two firms.
Who signs the filing?
You do, as the authorised signatory. We prepare, review and file; the signature and the responsibility remain yours.
Why is there no price on this page?
Because an honest figure depends on your state, category, capital and the authority involved. You get a fixed professional fee for your matter in writing before anything is signed.