Revival and Restoration of Strike Off Company

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Required Documents

  • Certified copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association (MOA & AOA)
  • Copy of the order striking off the company
  • Financial statements of the previous years
  • Affidavit and undertaking by directors
  • Board resolution authorizing filing of restoration application
  • Proof of business operations (Invoices, Bank Statements, GST returns, etc.)
  • Income tax return acknowledgments
  • Identity and address proof of directors
  • Any other supporting document proving the company was in operation
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Process of Revival and Restoration

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FAQs

It means removal of a company’s name from the Register of Companies by the ROC due to non-compliance or inactivity.

Restoration is governed by Section 252 of the Companies Act, 2013.

The company, its members, creditors, or workmen can apply for restoration.

An application can be made within 20 years from the date of strike off order.

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has the power to restore a struck-off company.

It is the prescribed form for filing a petition before NCLT for restoration of company name.

Even a voluntarily struck-off company can be restored if it is proved that the action was based on incorrect or incomplete facts.

Yes, if there are valid reasons or obligations to fulfill, restoration may still be permitted.

If the company holds immovable property or other assets, NCLT generally allows restoration to protect such assets.

The company regains its legal status and must file all pending returns and complete compliances.

Yes, due to legal drafting and tribunal representation, assistance from a CS, CA, or legal expert is necessary.

It is used to file the NCLT order with the ROC for restoration.

Yes, if sufficient cause or documentary proof of business activity is not shown, the NCLT may reject the application.

The fees include NCLT filing charges, professional fees, and ROC filing fees depending on the company’s case.

They become inactive; however, after restoration, they can be reactivated.

Yes, after restoration, the company must complete pending filings along with late fees and penalties.

In such cases, the company can apply for restoration, and NCLT may order revival without penalty.

Yes, once restored, the company can initiate or continue legal proceedings.

Generally, 3–6 months, depending on the NCLT’s workload and case complexity.

At BizGlobal, we handle everything — drafting petitions, filing with NCLT, liaising with ROC, and ensuring swift revival — making the process smooth, transparent, and compliant.