How to shift Registered Office?

While running a business, changing location of your company often becomes a need for the growth of your company. Therefore, it is possible to change even the registered office at MCA website. For shifting registered office, INC- 22 is required to be filled. A board Resolution for shifting registered office needs to be passed in the meeting.  The time limit for filing change in the registered office is 15 days following the date of passing the board resolution.  A registered office cannot be shifted in a foreign country. A registered office is shifted –

a.    Within the local limits of the City.

b.    Within the local limits of  the same ROC

c.    Within same State but different ROC.

d.    From one State to another.

The government fee required for shifting a registered office is Rs. 300/-.

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Copyright registration process

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       Copyrights covers: 
   
   
   
   • Literary works such as books, literature, technical drawings, computer programs, computer databases
   • Musical works or Audio Visual work
   • Artistic works including logos, photographs, pictures
   
   
   1.  Filing Application. (Form No. 4) in the Office of the Copyright. Three copies of published work may be sent along with the application. If the work to be registered is unpublished, a copy of the manuscript has to be sent along with the application for affixing the stamp of the Copyright Office in proof of the work having been registered.
   
   
   2.  The office, thereby, will issue a Diary Number to us.
   
   
   3.  A period of 30 days, i.e. mandatory, given as to receive any objection to the work claimed for the copyrights registration.
   
   
   4.  If no objection is made, the process of scrutinization is conducted in order to determine any discrepancy in it. If there is no any discrepancy, the registration is approved. However, if there is any discrepancy found, a letter regarding the same is issued to the applicant. The applicant is required to reply the letter and, thereafter, a hearing is conducted in which the decision of approval/disapproval of the registration is taken by the relevant authority.
   
   
   5.  Meanwhile, as contrary to the point number 4, if there is any objection made to the registration, a letter regarding the same is issued to both parties. Both parties are required to reply the letter and, thereafter, a hearing is conducted in which the decision of approval/disapproval of  the application is taken by the relevant authority. At this stage, if the application is accepted, then process of registration is initiated from the stage of scrutinization as mentioned in point 4. In case, the application is rejected, a letter of rejection is given to the Applicant. 

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