When the company
changes shape
Name, office, structure, mergers, loans — every event that changes your company’s constitution or balance sheet triggers its own ROC filing chain.
In one answer
Structural changes in a private limited company follow a common rhythm: a board resolution, usually a special resolution of shareholders filed in MGT-14, then the event-specific form — INC-24 for a name change, INC-22 (and more if you cross states) for a registered-office move, SH-7 for capital changes. Secured borrowing has its own register: charges are created, modified and satisfied through the CHG-series forms. Pick your change below for the exact chain.
Structural change
Name, office, constitution, conversions, mergers — when the shape of the company changes.
Debt & charges
Loans against assets, charge registration, debentures, missed deadlines.