India's corporate-law architecture under the Companies Act 2013 assigns approval powers to a layered set of authorities — the Registrar of Companies (RoC) for routine filings and incorporations; the Regional Director (RD) for jurisdiction-changing approvals like inter-state office shifting, conversion of public to private company, condonation of delay, and compounding; and the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) Headquarters / Central Government for high-stakes matters such as Section 14 articles alteration involving public-to-private conversion, scheme-related approvals, capital reduction (NCLT), and rare central-government authorisations. Securing these approvals requires technical accuracy, defensible drafting, supporting affidavits, advertisement and creditor / member notice management, and effective representation at hearings before the relevant authority.

Our RoC, RD & MCA HQ approval services handle every stage of regulator-facing approvals for Private Limited Companies, Public Limited Companies, OPCs, Section 8 entities, LLPs, and Foreign Subsidiaries — covering Section 13(4) inter-state registered office shifting, Section 14 articles alteration for public-to-private conversion, Section 61 share capital alteration, Section 66 capital reduction (NCLT route), Section 230 schemes of arrangement, compounding of offences under Section 441, condonation of delay under Section 460, extension of AGM time under Section 96, extension of FY under Section 2(41), foreign subsidiary registration approvals, NPO conversion approvals under Section 8, removal of name strike-off application defence under Section 248, restoration applications before NCLT, cost audit / secretarial audit appointments, related-party transaction approvals under Section 188, managerial remuneration approvals under Sec 197, and RoC / RD / MCA representation at hearings with full advocacy support.