Overview
A director may resign, be removed by shareholders, or vacate office by law. Each route has its own process and ROC filing (DIR-12), and must be done correctly to be valid.
CorpRaasta manages the resolutions/notices and DIR-12 filing to remove a director compliantly.
What is Director Removal?
Director removal is the process of ending a person’s directorship — by resignation, shareholder removal or vacation of office — and recording it with the Registrar.
Who needs it
Companies removing a director
Directors resigning from the board
Businesses resolving board disputes
Companies correcting board composition
Documents required
Director and company details
Resignation letter or removal resolution
Board/shareholder approvals
DIR-12 details
DSC of signatory
How it works
01
Determine route
We confirm resignation vs removal vs vacation.
02
Approvals/notices
Required resolutions or notices are prepared.
03
File DIR-12
The change is filed with the ROC.
04
Update records
Registers and records are updated.
Benefits
Valid, compliant director removal
Correct process for each route
Proper documentation
Maintains board compliance
Expert handling
HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS
What we do for you
Route assessment and documentation
DIR-12 filing
Records update