Overview
The Memorandum of Association sets out a company’s fundamental clauses — name, objects, capital and registered office. Changing any of these requires shareholder approval (special resolution) and ROC filing.
CorpRaasta drafts the resolutions and amended MOA and files the change with the Registrar.
What is MOA Amendment?
An MOA amendment is the alteration of a company’s Memorandum of Association — such as its object, capital or name clause — through a special resolution and ROC filing.
Who needs it
Companies expanding their objects/activities
Businesses increasing authorised capital
Companies changing name or office (via MOA)
Entities updating their charter
Documents required
Existing MOA
Proposed amendments
Board/shareholder approval
Company details
DSC of signatory
How it works
01
Identify clause
We confirm which MOA clause is changing.
02
Resolutions
Board and special resolutions are passed.
03
Amend & file
The amended MOA is filed with the ROC.
04
Records
The change is recorded.
Benefits
Legally valid charter changes
Enables new activities or capital
Proper resolutions and records
Compliant ROC filing
Expert drafting
HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS
What we do for you
Resolution and amended MOA drafting
ROC filing
Records update