Rebrand your company with a fully legal name change.
A company can change its name for rebranding, a change in business focus, or to resolve a trademark conflict. The change requires shareholder approval and Central Government (ROC) approval before it becomes effective. The process starts with checking name availability and reserving the new name, passing a special resolution, amending the MOA and AOA, and filing the resolution and application with the MCA. Once approved, a fresh Certificate of Incorporation is issued in the new name. Importantly, the company's CIN, PAN and legal obligations continue unchanged — only the name is updated, and all business stationery, GST and bank records must then be aligned.
Companies rebranding, pivoting, or resolving trademark issues.
Timelines and government fees are indicative and subject to processing by the relevant authority. Approval and its timing are decided by the authority and cannot be guaranteed.
No. The CIN, PAN and legal identity remain the same; only the name changes.
Yes. All contracts and obligations continue; the company is the same legal person.
Usually 15–25 working days depending on name approval and ROC processing.
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