Virtual Office & Registered Address
A compliant business address, with the paperwork.
Incorporation, GST registration and shop and establishment all need an address with documentary proof behind it. A virtual office provides one where you do not have premises, or need a presence in a state you are registering in.
What makes it usable is the paperwork rather than the desk: a no-objection certificate from the owner, a recent utility bill, and a rent agreement in the correct form. An address supplied without those is refused.
Mail is received, scanned and forwarded, which matters because statutory notices are served at the registered address.
What is included
- Registered address with NOC and utility bill
- Rent agreement in the form registrars accept
- Mail receipt, scanning and forwarding
- Support during physical verification
What we need from you
- KYC of the company or the proprietor
- PAN and certificate of incorporation, if formed
- Authorised signatory details
- The purpose — incorporation, GST or licence
Questions
Is a virtual office accepted for GST registration?
Yes, provided the documentation is complete — the owner's NOC, a utility bill within two months, and a rent agreement. GST officers do verify these addresses, sometimes physically, so the arrangement has to be genuine rather than nominal.
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Tell us a little about the business and a chartered accountant will call you back. You will get a firm quote before any work begins.
- A qualified accountant on the call, not a call centre
- A firm quote before any work begins
- Your details are never sold or shared