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Change Registered Office

The process for moving a registered office depends entirely on how far the move is — within the same city, across ROC jurisdictions, or across a state line.

Quick answer

A registered office change within the same city or town, under the same Registrar, only needs a board resolution and Form INC-22. A move to a different ROC jurisdiction within the same state adds a special resolution and confirmation from the Regional Director. A move to a different state is the most involved — requiring a special resolution, Regional Director approval via Form INC-23, and filing of both INC-28 and INC-22 once approved.

What we cover

What this service covers

Every scenario, from a simple local move to a full inter-state relocation.

  • Board resolution for a within-city address change
  • Special resolution for inter-ROC or inter-state moves
  • Form INC-22 for notifying the new address
  • Form INC-23 application to the Regional Director
  • Creditor and member notice requirements for inter-state moves
  • Updating PAN, GST, bank and licence records post-approval
Key components

Three levels of complexity

The approval required scales with the distance of the move.

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Within the Same City

Board resolution and Form INC-22 — the simplest and fastest scenario.

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Same State, Different ROC

Special resolution plus confirmation from the Regional Director before filing INC-22.

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Different State

Special resolution, Regional Director approval via INC-23, and amendment of the MOA's state clause.

How we work

Our process

From initial consultation to completion.

1

Determine the Category

Confirm whether the move is within-city, inter-ROC, or inter-state.

2

Pass the Required Resolution

Board resolution alone, or special resolution depending on the category.

3

Obtain Approvals if Needed

File INC-23 for Regional Director approval on inter-state or inter-ROC moves.

4

File INC-22 & Update Records

Notify the Registrar of the new address and update linked registrations.

Why choose us

Why the jurisdiction matters

What sets our approach apart.

Regional Director approval isn't automatic

Inter-state moves require justifying the change and addressing any objections from creditors or members.

MOA amendment required for state changes

The registered office state is stated in the MOA, so an inter-state move needs a corresponding MOA alteration.

Downstream registrations follow

GST, bank KYC, and various licences tied to the old address need separate updates after the ROC change is approved.

FAQs

Change Registered Office questions answered

What people ask before engaging us.

It typically takes longer than a within-city move due to the Regional Director approval process and the notice period for objections.
Yes, the process requires advertising the proposed change and addressing any objections raised by creditors, debenture holders or other stakeholders.
Yes, the state code embedded in the Corporate Identification Number changes to reflect the new state once the move is approved.
They can be pursued together, but are filed as separate resolutions and forms, sequenced to avoid conflicts between the two approvals.

Planning to move your registered office?

We'll confirm the right process for the distance involved.

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