Business Conversions
Move from one business structure to another — proprietorship, partnership, LLP, OPC or company — without the process turning into a project of its own. We handle the resolutions, ROC filings and documentation end to end.
|800+ businesses served since 2020
One structure outgrows its purpose. We move you to the next.
As a business grows, its original structure can start to hold it back — a proprietorship that needs limited liability, a partnership that wants to raise equity, an LLP that wants to go public later. Each conversion has its own eligibility conditions, resolutions and ROC forms. We manage the whole path, from the board resolution to the new certificate of incorporation.
Assets, liabilities and contracts need to move across cleanly too. We handle that transfer alongside the regulatory filing, so the business keeps running without a gap.
- Proprietorship → Private Limited Company
- Partnership → Private Limited Company
- LLP → Private Limited Company
- OPC → Private Limited Company
- Public Limited → Private Limited
- Proprietorship / Partnership → LLP
- Private Limited → LLP, Public, or OPC
The trigger is usually growth, funding or simplification
Proprietorships and partnerships
Moving to a private limited company to bring in investors, limit personal liability, and look credible to lenders.
LLPs and OPCs
Converting to a private limited company once ownership needs to widen beyond what the current structure allows.
Private companies
Moving to an LLP or OPC to cut down on compliance once the business no longer needs the original structure.
Every step, from resolution to certificate
Eligibility check
We confirm your entity qualifies for the conversion you want, and flag anything to clear first — pending dues, consents, or filings.
Resolutions and consents
Board and shareholder resolutions, partner or member consents, and any dissolution deed the conversion requires.
ROC and name reservation
Name reservation, the relevant incorporation forms, and the supporting MOA, AOA or LLP agreement.
Asset and liability transfer
Moving the existing entity’s assets, liabilities and contracts across cleanly to the new structure.
Post-conversion filings
Updating PAN, GST, bank mandates and licences so every registration reflects the new entity.
Certificate of incorporation
We take it through to the Registrar’s approval and the new certificate in hand.
Four steps to the new structure
We assess
Confirm eligibility for the conversion you want and list what needs to be in place first.
Resolutions pass
Board and shareholder or partner approvals, drafted and recorded correctly.
We file with ROC
Name reservation, incorporation forms, and the supporting documents, submitted and tracked.
You get the certificate
New certificate of incorporation, plus help updating PAN, GST and bank records.
Documents you’ll need
A quick checklist so we can move fast. Don’t have one handy? We’ll tell you exactly what works.
Questions companies ask first.
Which conversion is right for my business?
It depends on why you are converting — raising equity usually points to a private limited company, while cutting compliance often points the other way, to an LLP or OPC. We walk through your goal and confirm the right structure before filing anything.
Do I need to consent from all partners or shareholders?
Yes, most conversions need agreement from existing partners, members or shareholders, recorded through a formal resolution. We draft these correctly so the ROC filing goes through without a query.
What happens to existing contracts, licences and bank accounts?
They need to be moved or re-registered under the new entity. We handle this alongside the ROC conversion, including updates to PAN, GST and bank mandates, so nothing is left running under the old structure.
Tell us what you need.
A short call to understand where you stand and how we would run this for you. No obligation.
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