Before you file for incorporation, the RUN (Reserve Unique Name) service checks your proposed name against existing companies, LLPs, and trademarks on the MCA registry — avoiding a rejected application later.
Every company or LLP name has to clear the MCA's naming rules before incorporation can proceed — it can't be identical or too similar to an existing registered name, can't infringe an existing trademark, and can't use restricted words without approval. The RUN service checks your proposed names against the MCA registry and trademark database, and once approved, reserves the name for 20 days (60 days for an existing company undergoing a name change) while you complete the rest of the incorporation paperwork.
A name that clashes with an existing company or trademark gets your SPICe+ or FiLLiP filing rejected outright — checking first saves the resubmission and the lost time.
A name can be unique on the MCA registry and still infringe someone's registered trademark — we check both, not just one.
Once approved, your name is locked in for 20 days, giving you a clear runway to finish DSC, DIN, and MOA/AOA drafting without losing it to someone else.
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We go over MCA naming rules and help you shortlist name options likely to be approved on the first attempt.
Your shortlisted names are checked against the MCA company/LLP registry and the trademark database.
The application is filed with the MCA with your preferred name and one backup option.
You receive confirmation of your reserved name, and we guide you straight into the incorporation filing.
Names identical or too similar to an existing company/LLP, names that infringe a registered trademark, names using restricted words (like 'National', 'Bank', or 'Reserve') without approval, and names that are undesirable or misleading about the company's activity are all commonly rejected.
The RUN form allows up to two name options in a single application. We recommend having a clear first choice and a genuinely different backup, since submitting two very similar variations of the same name doesn't meaningfully improve your chances.
A newly approved name is reserved for 20 days from approval, within which you must complete and file your incorporation application. For an existing company changing its name, the reservation window is 60 days.
Yes, but it requires a separate process — shareholder approval, a fresh name approval through RUN, and filing with the ROC to amend the Memorandum of Association — so it's worth getting the name right before incorporation rather than after.
The MCA registry search alone won't catch a trademark conflict, and founders often don't realize a name is 'available' on MCA but still infringes someone's registered mark. We check both, and know which naming conventions tend to sail through versus draw objections.
Three situations we see constantly — see which one matches yours.
01A belated return or an Updated Return (ITR-U) can often still fix it — the cost of waiting only goes up.
02Sole proprietor or running a partnership — we handle your business income tax return with accurate books and timely filing.

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