Company Closure
When a company is incorporated, the Registrar of Companies issues a Certificate of Incorporation confirming its legal existence. If the business is no longer active or viable, the company must be formally closed through the proper legal process to avoid future liabilities.
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Company closure, also known as strike-off, refers to the removal of a company’s name from the Register of Companies by the Registrar. Once struck off, the company legally ceases to exist and can no longer carry out any business activities.
Typically, the dissolution process takes around 3 months, though it may vary based on documentation and regulatory checks. Companies may also choose the Fast Track Exit (FTE) method for a quicker strike-off, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.
Step-by-Step Company Closure
From document collection to final approval — every step made simple and transparent.
Eligibility Check
We first verify whether your company qualifies for strike-off under Section 248 of the Companies Act.
Document Review
Our team reviews and validates all required documents to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Filing Strike-Off Application
We prepare and submit the strike-off application (Form STK-2) along with necessary attachments to the ROC.
ROC Processing & Verification
The Registrar reviews the application, checks compliance, and may request clarifications if needed.
Company Officially Marked for Strike-Off
Once approved, the company enters the strike-off process and moves toward dissolution as per ROC norms.
A company is not eligible for strike-off in the following situations:

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