Matter
MSME / Udyam Registration
Free to obtain and quick to file, but routinely filed wrong. Classification decides which benefits you get, and the delayed-payment protection under the MSMED Act is worth more than most owners realise.
This engagement covers
- Classification review
- Application filing
- Certificate delivered
- Benefits briefing
- Update and amendment
“They set up our Private Limited in under two weeks and explained every form before we signed it. The fee never moved from the first quote.”
Requisition
SH/GROW/MSMEUD
- Governed by
- MSMED Act, 2006
- Filed on
- Udyam Registration Portal
- Typical timeline
- 1–3 working days
- Government fee
- Nil
- Key benefit
- 45-day payment protection under section 15
Overview
Best suited to. Any micro, small or medium enterprise — including proprietorships and professionals — that invoices other businesses or bids for government work.
How we price it. One fixed professional fee, agreed in writing before any work begins, with government fees and statutory charges itemised separately and payable at actuals. If the scope changes, we tell you before doing the work.
What’s included
- 01
Classification review
Micro, small or medium, worked out on the investment and turnover criteria rather than guessed.
- 02
Application filing
Filed with Aadhaar and PAN validation, and correct NIC codes for every activity you carry on.
- 03
Certificate delivered
Udyam registration certificate with your registration number, ready to use on invoices and tenders.
- 04
Benefits briefing
What the registration actually gets you — delayed-payment protection, priority sector lending, tender preferences and fee concessions.
- 05
Update and amendment
Details corrected or updated where turnover, investment or activity changes.
Documents required
Collected once, digitally. We check the whole set before anything is filed — document problems are what turn a two-week job into a six-week one.
Identity
- Aadhaar of the proprietor, partner or director
- PAN of the enterprise
- GSTIN, where registered
Enterprise
- Bank account details
- Date of commencement of business
- Investment in plant, machinery and equipment
- Nature of activities, for NIC classification
How it works
- Step 01
Classification
We work out your correct category on the statutory criteria.
- Step 02
Filed
Application submitted with Aadhaar validation and the right NIC codes.
- Step 03
Certificate issued
Registration number and certificate delivered to you.
- Step 04
Put to use
A short note on where to cite it — invoices, tenders, loan applications and IP filings.
Questions
Q1What is the delayed-payment protection?
Under the MSMED Act a buyer must pay a registered MSME within the agreed period, and in any case within 45 days, failing which compound interest at above the RBI bank rate applies. It is a genuinely useful lever with slow-paying corporate customers.
Q2Can a service business or professional register?
Yes. Udyam covers both manufacturing and service enterprises, including proprietorships and many professional practices.
Q3Does it expire?
No, the registration is permanent. But details must be kept current, and turnover and investment figures are auto-updated from your PAN and GST data.
Q4Does it help with trademark filing?
Yes. Udyam registration is what lets you claim the concessional government fee on a trademark application, which is a meaningful saving per class.
Something specific to your situation? Ask us directly — we answer within one working day.
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Next step
Get a written quote for msme / udyam registration.
Tell us your situation in one message. We come back with the scope, the documents required and the total cost — before any work begins.