Expert Revival of Struck-Off Company
Has your company been struck off by the Registrar of Companies (ROC)? Don’t panic. We specialize in petitioning the NCLT to restore your company’s name and bring your business back to life.
Our Restoration Roadmap
NCLT Petitioning
We draft and file the formal petition with the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to demonstrate your company’s active status.
Liaison & Representation
Our experts represent your case before the NCLT and coordinate with the Registrar of Companies to process the restoration order.
Post-Restoration Compliance
Once restored, we help you complete all pending annual filings to ensure your company remains compliant moving forward.
Why You Must Revive
A struck-off company cannot conduct business, open bank accounts, or transfer assets. Failing to revive it means you are losing a valuable corporate identity. The restoration process is vital for:
- Recovering Assets: Reclaim ownership of properties, funds, or intellectual property held in the company’s name.
- Clearing Liabilities: Address pending dues and settle outstanding disputes that were impossible to manage while the entity was struck off.
- Business Continuity: Restore your track record and continue your operations without having to incorporate a brand-new entity from scratch.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long can I wait to revive the company?
A company can apply for restoration with the NCLT within 3 years from the date of the publication of the strike-off notice in the Official Gazette.
Why was my company struck off?
Usually, companies are struck off for failing to file their Annual Returns (AOC-4 and MGT-7) or Financial Statements for a continuous period of two or more financial years.
Does EasyBiz360 handle the entire tribunal process?
Yes. We handle the drafting of the NCLT petition, publication of notices, service of process to the ROC/IT Department, and final appearance before the Tribunal.
Ready to Restore Your Company?
Provide your company’s CIN and the reason for strike-off. Our team will perform a feasibility audit and map out your restoration timeline.