One Person Company
Virtual office for a One Person Company
Registered office and GST address for a single-member company.
What the registry expects
Registered office requiredAn OPC is a private company with one member, and carries the same registered office obligation as any other company - including filing address proof with the Registrar and keeping the address current.
What you get
- Rent agreement, signed and executed
- No-objection certificate from the property owner
- Recent utility bill for the premises
- Board resolution authorising the signatory
- Certificate of incorporation on file
Worth knowing
With one member and usually no staff, there is nobody at the address by default. Scanned mail and a monitored address are doing more work for an OPC than for a company with an office team.
Other entity types
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Questions
Common questions
- Can a one person company use a virtual office address?
- Yes. The address has to satisfy the same proof requirements as any other - a signed rent agreement, an NOC from the property owner and a recent utility bill. For a registered office you also need a centre marked MCA-eligible, because not every address is offered for that purpose.
- What documents does a one person company get?
- The standard kit - rent agreement, NOC from the owner and a recent utility bill - plus board resolution authorising the signatory and certificate of incorporation on file.
- Will a GST officer visit the address?
- They may. Physical verification of the premises happens for a meaningful share of registrations, and how likely it is varies by state - each location page says what to expect there. Signage in your business name can be installed on request, and our team is briefed for the visit.
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