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Last updated: 2 October 2026
If a private company ends up with a single owner, it can convert into a One Person Company and keep limited liability with simpler compliance. Our team handles the consents, the special resolution and the INC-6 application.
The 2021 amendment removed the paid-up capital and turnover limits that earlier restricted this conversion. We check the current rule text for your case before filing.
Based on the Companies Act, 2013 and the rules made under it. Last updated: 27 September 2026.
Must be a natural person, Indian citizen and resident
Appointed with consent in INC-3
From all members and creditors
Needed for conversion
Conversion application
Section 8 companies cannot convert to OPC
Most issues are about eligibility and consents.
Sole member is not resident in India or is a company.
A creditor’s consent is not obtained.
Other shareholders still on the register.
Related services.
The reverse conversion.
Consolidating shares.
About OPCs.
Company compliance.
Company and sole member checked.
Shares consolidated in the sole member.
Member and creditor NOCs obtained.
Nominee appointed; INC-3 filed.
MGT-14 and INC-6 filed.
New certificate; registrations updated.
The company now follows OPC compliance.
An OPC is not required to hold an AGM.
At least one in each half of the year.
Financial statements and annual return continue.
PAN, GST and bank updated.
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Yes, if it will have a single member who is an Indian citizen resident in India, with consent of members and creditors.
Section 8 companies, among others excluded by the rules.
Yes. The sole member nominates a person, whose consent is filed in INC-3.
MGT-14 for the special resolution and INC-6 for the conversion.
The 2021 amendment removed the earlier limits; we confirm the current rule text for your case.
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This work is handled by Expertvuw’s team, with filings made on the MCA portal. Certifications and audits required by law are issued by independent practising professionals engaged for your case.