Closing a one person company? A qualified CA prepares and files Form STK-2 for you. With one director and one member, it is the simplest strike-off there is, done fully online.
An OPC closes through the same STK-2 route as any private company under Section 248(2), only simpler: one director signs the resolution, indemnity bond and affidavit. You provide the company documents; our CA prepares the declarations, files on MCA21 and manages the ROC through to the gazette notification.
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same legal route as a private company, with fewer moving parts.
Strike Off (STK-2)
the simplest closure
For an OPC that never commenced business, or has carried on no business for the last two financial years, and has no liabilities. One director-member signs the resolution, indemnity bond and affidavit. Often on the faster end of the usual 3–6 months.
Winding Up / Liquidation
if liabilities remain
An OPC that still owes money, or has assets to distribute, cannot use STK-2. Voluntary liquidation under the IBC or a court-supervised winding up applies instead. We assess which route fits before you commit to anything.
end-to-end process, from eligibility check to gazette notification.
Tell us the company name, date of incorporation, current status and any pending filings. Our CA checks whether the OPC is eligible for strike off.
Our CA prepares the director’s resolution, indemnity bond, affidavit and CA-certified statement of accounts, then files Form STK-2 on MCA21 with all supporting documents.
After verification the ROC publishes a public notice. If no objection comes in, the OPC’s name is struck off and the closure is notified in the Official Gazette.
every closure filing personally handled by a qualified Chartered Accountant.
Chartered Accountant
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MCA & Company Law Specialist
CA Rinky Vishwakarma is a practising Chartered Accountant with deep expertise in company law and MCA compliance. She has closed hundreds of private limited companies and LLPs for founders who no longer need their entity — preparing board resolutions, filing Form STK-2, and managing ROC correspondence through to the final gazette notification. Every Shunya company closure is personally handled by Rinky from start to finish.
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An OPC closes through the same STK-2 route as any private company, just faster. What changes for the sole director and the nominee.
Board resolution, indemnity bond, affidavit, bank statement and tax NOC. Everything the ROC expects.
A company must have zero liabilities before filing STK-2. What counts as a liability and how to clear it.
How long does it take to close an OPC?
An OPC closure is the simplest STK-2 case and often completes on the faster end of the usual 3–6 month window, provided there are no pending liabilities or overdue returns.
Does the nominee have to consent to the closure?
No. The nominee’s role is only to step in if the sole member dies or becomes incapacitated, so a voluntary closure decided by the member does not need the nominee’s consent. The nominee’s details stay on record until the company is struck off.
Why is there a price range, and what will I actually pay?
Every case is different. A company with all filings current sits near the ₹8,999 end; one with pending annual returns or a more involved case sits nearer ₹12,999. Once you share your details, our CA reviews your case and sends a fixed, itemised quote before you pay anything.
What if the OPC has overdue annual returns or dues?
The company needs zero liabilities, and the ROC can reject STK-2 for outstanding annual returns, so pending filings and dues are cleared first. Our CA reviews your position and shows you the cost upfront. Section 8 companies have extra requirements, so talk to us before applying.
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