7–10 days
Typical private limited timeline
After documents are complete
Start the entity properly
Company registration for private limited, LLP, OPC, and partnership firms.
The right entity is a decision about liability, tax, and future funding, not a form to finish quickly. Bridgeway prepares incorporation for private limited companies, LLPs, one person companies, and partnership firms, then lines up Udyam, GST, and Startup India where they actually apply.
No minimum
Capital rule in the published guide
You can authorise a small capital
DSC & DIN
Included in the described package
Plus name, MOA, and AOA support
What this engagement covers
Private limited company
Incorporation with DIN, DSC, name approval, MOA, AOA, and the certificate of incorporation.
- Limited liability and a structure investors recognise
- PAN and TAN application support
- Share certificates and a compliance calendar
Limited liability partnership
LLP registration with partner agreement, DPIN, and the statutory filings the form requires.
- Useful when partners want flexibility with limited liability
- Published timeline of about 10–15 working days
- Agreement drafting is part of the work, not an extra surprise
One person company
OPC registration for a single founder who wants limited liability.
- A nominee is part of the structure
- Not a shortcut around future conversion rules
- Published timeline of about 7–10 working days
Partnership firm
Partnership setup where a company or LLP is more structure than the business needs.
- We compare it with an LLP before you sign
- Registration and deed should match how profits are actually shared
Udyam / MSME registration
Udyam registration so the business can be considered for schemes, tenders, and priority-sector conversations.
- Not mandatory for every business
- Strongly recommended before most scheme files
- Classification follows investment and turnover
GST and Startup India
GST registration for businesses that cross the threshold or choose to register, and Startup India recognition after the entity exists.
- GST is a tax registration, not an incorporation certificate
- Startup India is a separate DPIIT filing
- Proprietors can hold Udyam; DPIIT recognition usually needs a registered entity
Why clients use this
- Entity advice before the name is filed, so you do not incorporate the wrong vehicle.
- Name approval, DSC, DIN, MOA, and AOA handled as one sequence.
- PAN, TAN, bank-account support, and a compliance calendar after the certificate.
- Udyam and GST started only when the business actually needs them.
Documents usually required
- PAN and identity proof of directors, partners, or the OPC subscriber
- Address proof and a registered office proof, such as a rent agreement or ownership paper
- Photographs and contact details that match the identity documents
- Proposed business activity and authorised capital, where the form asks for them
- Nominee details for an OPC
How the work moves
01
Consultation
We match the entity to liability, number of founders, and whether you expect investors.
02
Documents
We collect identity, address, and office proof and prepare the incorporation set.
03
Name, DSC, and DIN
We file the name and obtain digital signatures and director identification.
04
Certificate
We file for incorporation and hand over the certificate with the immediate next filings.
Before you start
- A registered office address with proof is required. A virtual convenience that you cannot evidence will stall the file.
- There is no statutory minimum capital for a private limited, LLP, or OPC. Authorising a token capital is allowed; it is still a choice you should understand.
- Udyam is optional, but skipping it and then applying for a scheme is a common delay.
- Government processing sits outside the 7–10 day working estimate.
Professional fees are quoted after the entity type is chosen. Government fees are extra and are set by the portal.