Registered Office Change in Gurugram: Scenarios, Forms, and ROC Jurisdiction Impact
📌 TL;DR - Change in Registered Office in Gurugram Services at a Glance
Changing the registered office is governed by Section 12 (within state) and Section 13 (inter-state). For Gurugram companies, the process varies by scenario: within same city requires only Board Resolution + INC-22 (15 days). Inter-city within Haryana needs Special Resolution + INC-22. Shifting from Gurugram to Delhi - previously a simple within-ROC process - is NOW an inter-state transfer requiring RD approval via INC-23, MOA amendment, newspaper notices, and INC-28. This critical change results from the ROC restructuring effective 16 February 2026.
The MCA notification (effective 16 February 2026) separated Haryana from the combined Delhi-Haryana ROC. Gurugram companies now fall under ROC Haryana at Chandigarh. For a comprehensive overview, refer to our Change in Registered Office national guide.
| Scenario | Resolution | Forms | Timeline | Gurugram Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Within same city | Board Resolution | INC-22 | 7-15 days | Sector 44 to Golf Course Road |
| Inter-city (same state) | Special Resolution | MGT-14 + INC-22 | 15-20 days | Gurugram to Faridabad |
| Inter-state | Special Resolution | MGT-14 + INC-23 + INC-22 + INC-28 | 45-90 days | Gurugram to Delhi (NOW inter-state!) |
Critical February 2026 Change: A Gurugram company shifting to Delhi is now making an inter-state transfer requiring Regional Director approval, MOA amendment, newspaper publication, creditor notices, and INC-23/INC-28 filing. Previously, this was a simple intra-ROC shift requiring only INC-22. ICSI has represented to MCA requesting exemption, but as of April 2026, no exemption has been granted.
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