Publishing Date: 28 September, 2026
As companies grow, the board changes – a co-founder joins, an investor nominee is added, or someone steps down. Each change must follow the Companies Act and be reported to the ROC. Here is how the process works.
A director can leave in two ways:
A company must always keep the minimum number of directors – two for a private limited company. Appoint a replacement before a resignation takes effect if needed.
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Q1. What is the deadline to file DIR-12?
Within 30 days of the appointment or cessation of a director.
Q2. Can a shareholder be removed as director?
Yes. Being a shareholder and being a director are separate roles.
Q3. Can a foreign national be a director?
Yes, but at least one director of the company must be resident in India.
Q4. Does a director need a DSC?
Yes, to sign MCA filings; a DIN is also required.
CS Harshita Jhawar is a Company Secretary and content marketer at www.vaidamconsultancy.com, known for blending legal expertise with engaging storytelling. Passionate about compliance and corporate law, she simplifies complex regulations for her readers. Off-duty, she enjoys traveling, photography, and thought-provoking reads—driven by curiosity and a love for clarity.
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