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Kala Coat understands that launching your dream business is exciting, but navigating the legalities of company registration can be daunting. We simplify this process with our team of experienced company registration lawyers available online.

Company Name Registration in Pakistan

Pakistan’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SECP) streamlines the initial step of company registration: securing your desired name. Before diving into the full registration process, ensure your chosen name is available by obtaining an official availability certificate from the SECP. This can be done conveniently online through their eServices portal for a fee of Rs. 200, or you can submit a physical application form for Rs. 500. Taking this first step guarantees your company name’s uniqueness and prepares you for the official registration process, allowing you to confidently launch your business in Pakistan.

Documents Required for Limited Company Registration

In Pakistan, registering your company with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) requires the following documents:
  • ID proof (NICOP or passport)
  • Memorandum & Articles (MOA & AOA) – 1 copy online, 4 printed copies offline
  • Compliance forms (Form 1)
  • Registered office address (Form 21)
  • Director details (Form 29)
  • Proof of registration fee payment (MCB Bank challan)

FAQs

Single member company registration in Pakistan requires the same documents as a private limited company, plus Form S1 nominating two individuals as director and alternate director.
Pakistani corporate lawyers act as essential business navigators, ensuring smooth operation and growth. They draft watertight contracts, safeguard intellectual property rights, guide companies through formation and governance, provide tax advice, facilitate mergers and acquisitions, and represent companies in court disputes. Their comprehensive expertise empowers businesses to thrive in the Pakistani market.
Registering a company in Pakistan doesn’t necessitate a lawyer, but legal guidance can significantly streamline the process. The legalities involved include drafting official documents like the memorandum and articles of association, as well as securing digital signatures. A lawyer’s expertise ensures all procedures and documentation adhere to regulations set forth by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). This not only saves time but also minimizes potential roadblocks during registration.

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