Updating of any Record under MCA

Updating of any Record under MCA - Process, Procedure, Document Required, Fees, Eligibility, Duration

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs is responsible for enforcing the Companies Act 2013, the Companies Act 1956, the Competition Act, 2002, the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, and other allied Acts. It also enforces the rules and regulations framed, with the goal of regulating the corporate sector's operation in accordance with the law.

MCA21 is an MCA e-Governance program that provides corporate entities with fast and secure access to MCA services. The MCA21 program is designed to fully automate the enforcement and compliance with the legal requirements of the Companies Act of 1956, the New Companies Act of 2013, and the Limited Liability Partnership Act of 2008.

The MCA21 application allows the business community to form a company and file statutory documents quickly and easily. It ensures proactive and effective adherence to applicable laws and corporate governance.

To access the MCA21 application, go to www.mca.gov.in. The home page of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs will be displayed. One can proceed according to the instructions given in the portal. Updating records under MCA include:

Change of company information

• A corporation can notify the Registrar of Companies of changes to its Managing Director, Directors, Manager, and Secretary by filing eForm DIR-12 (ROC).
• To give effect to the change in the company name, eForm INC-24 must be filed.
• If a firm wishes to amend its object clause, it must pass the necessary resolution and complete eForm MGT-14.
• In the event that a company's registered office moves within the same city or town, intimation must be filed in Form INC-22.
• By submitting eForm SH-7, a corporation can increase its authorized capital.
• Form CHG-1 must be filed to register a charge or make changes to recorded charges.

 

Register Digital Signature Certificate

To register Digital Signature Certificate, go to the MCA Services page and click the "Register Digital Signature" option.

Updating records under ROC

A business is needed to follow numerous regulations established by the Registrar of Companies (ROC). The ROC is the MCA's regulatory authority in charge of enforcing the Companies Act of 2013. The ROC is largely in charge of registering firms founded in their individual states and union territories. The ROC issues certificates of registration or incorporation to businesses and oversees their administrative activity.

Filing ROC Form

Various forms are required to be filed by a company to the ROC to inform the body regarding the changes made within the Company like Director Change, Authorized Share Capital change, the appointment of Statutory Auditor, Return of Allotment, and so on.

DIR-3 KYC: This form is for Director’s KYC Declaration

ADT-1: This Form is for Auditor Appointment

AOC-4: Form for filing Declaration of Annual Accounts

MGT-7: Form for filing Annual Returns

Form 20 B: To file Annual Returns by Companies that have shared capital

Form 21 A: To file Annual Returns by Companies that do not have share capital

MGT-14: For Resolution with MCA regarding Board Report and Annual Accounts

Form 23AC: For the submission of a Balance Sheet

Form 23ACA: is used to file Profit and Loss Accounts.