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Register Your Indian Startup in Just 5 Easy Steps

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India has emerged as a powerhouse in the global ‘Start-up’ ecosystem, ranking third with 90,000 startups and 107 unicorn companies worth $30 billion. The Indian government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has launched the Startup India Initiative to support budding entrepreneurs.

To simplify the startup registration process, the government has outlined a five-step procedure for young entrepreneurs. Firstly, the company must be incorporated as a Limited Liability Partnership, a Private Limited Company, or a partnership firm. The application form for the certificate of incorporation should be submitted to the Companies or Registrar of Firms along with the necessary paperwork and fees.

Secondly, the company needs to register on the Startup India website by providing the required details and creating an account. This will enable access to acceleration/incubator programs, competitions, and other resources.

The third step involves obtaining DPIIT Recognition, which offers intellectual property services, self-certification under labor and environmental laws, access to funds, tax exemptions, and more. Entrepreneurs can apply for this recognition through the Startup India website.

Next, entrepreneurs need to fill out the Startup Recognition Form with details such as office address, authorized representative information, startup activities, and self-certification. Once submitted, they must wait for verification and receive a registration certificate via email.

The documents required for the registration process include the Incorporation/Registration Certificate, PAN number, proof of funding, authorization letter, proof of concept, patent and trademark details, and any awards or certificates of recognition.

With the Startup India Initiative and simplified registration process, India is poised to further strengthen its position as a leading hub for startups and innovation.

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