Funding round closing
Any time new investor shares are allotted.
Issued new shares — to investors, employees or existing shareholders? PAS-3 files the return of allotment with the ROC. We prepare and file it correctly, on time.

PAS-3 is the return of allotment — the e-form every company files with the ROC whenever it issues (allots) new shares, whether to investors in a funding round, employees exercising ESOPs, or existing shareholders via a bonus or rights issue.
Any time new investor shares are allotted.
When employees exercise stock options and receive shares.
Additional shares allotted to existing shareholders.
PAS-3 reports the number of shares allotted, to whom, at what price, and updates the ROC's record of your shareholding pattern.
The board approves the allotment, following any shareholder approvals required for the specific issue (e.g. private placement special resolution).
We confirm the allottees, share count and price.
We prepare the form with the resolution and allottee list.
Digitally signed and filed on the MCA portal.
One transparent professional fee, confirmed in writing before we begin.
Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who knows your file.
Every filing is prepared and reviewed by an ICAI-registered CA / CS.
Government charges pass through at actuals, never marked up.
One point of contact who knows your file end to end.
From resolutions to the final ROC acknowledgement, we manage every step.
Yes — any allotment of shares, regardless of the reason, must be reported via PAS-3.
Within 30 days of the date shares were allotted.
Yes, if shares are issued at a premium — a valuation report supports the price charged.
Talk to a CS about your PAS-3 filing — we'll confirm the documents and give you a fixed quote. Free, no obligation.