Publishing Date: 28 September, 2026
The registered office is the official address where the company receives legal notices and keeps its statutory records. When you move premises, you must update it with the ROC. The process depends on how far you are moving.
| Type of move | Approval needed | Main filing |
|---|---|---|
| Within the same city, town or village | Board resolution | INC-22 |
| To another place in the same state | Board and shareholder approvals (and ROC approval if moving to another ROC’s jurisdiction) | MGT-14, INC-22 (and INC-23 if needed) |
| To another state | Shareholder special resolution and Regional Director approval | MGT-14, INC-23, INC-22 |
INC-22 must be filed within 30 days of the change. Inter-state shifts take longer because the Regional Director’s approval involves notices to creditors and a public advertisement.
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Q1. Can a company operate from a different address than its registered office?
Yes. It can have branches or other business places, but notices go to the registered office.
Q2. How long does an inter-state shift take?
Usually a few months, because it requires Regional Director approval.
Q3. Is shareholder approval needed for a move within the city?
No. A board resolution is enough, followed by INC-22.
Q4. Do I need to update GST after moving?
Yes. File an amendment to your GST registration for the new principal place of business.
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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