Procedure For Change in Directors

The procedure for changing directors typically involves the resignation or removal of the current director, followed by the appointment of a new director through a board resolution or shareholder vote.

Complete our Simple Form

You are required to fill details in our simple questionnaire and submit documents.

Draft documents

We will draft the necessary documents required for the allotment of Shares.

File Documents

We will file your documents with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

Receive Documents

We will send your documents via courier.

Your work is now completed

Once your share allotment gets complete, we send you all the documents and DSCs.

Call Us For Quote

We can serve our clients more efficiently thanks to cutting-edge practise technology.

+91 9700016000

Change in Director

Change in Director

Directors are appointed by the shareholders of an organization for the administration of an organization. A Private Ltd. Company is needed to have at least two Directors and a limited company is needed to have at least three Directors. On the other hand, a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) has Designated Partners and Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 requires each LLP to have a minimum of two Designated Partners.

The appointment or removal of a Director or Designated Partner is therefore needed due to different reasons. Aggarwal-Tax will assist you to file the required filings to add or remove a Director from your Company or add or remove a Designated Partner from your LLP. Change in directors is completed by Aggarwal-Tax.

A change in director involves replacing an existing director with a new one, usually through a formal resignation or removal process followed by the appointment of the new director via board resolution or shareholder vote.

about-finbiz

What is Included In Our Package?

Change in Directors Application Preparation

Change in Directors Application Filing

ROC Registration Fees

Highlights in Changing Directors

Minimum Requirements: To become the Director of a Company, a person must be at least 18 years old and possess Director Identification Number. Foreign Nationals can also become Directors of an Indian Company.

Director Identification Number Director Identification Number or DIN is a unique number allotted by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for any person who is a Director of a Company or proposes to be the Director of a Company.

Board of Director A Private Limited Company must have a minimum of two Directors and up to a maximum of 15 Directors. The Directors do not have to be shareholders. However, they have to be over the age of 18.