DPT-3 Filing
File Form DPT-3 — the mandatory annual return disclosing deposits and other outstanding receipts of money that aren't deposits.
Annual return of deposits and outstanding loans.
- Mandatory for almost every company, even with a nil deposit position
- Auditor-certified figures matched against your books before filing
- Avoids the daily penalty for late filing
Documents required.
- Certificate of Incorporation and PAN of the company
- Latest Memorandum & Articles of Association (MOA/AOA)
- Board resolution authorising the change
- PAN and Aadhaar of the directors involved
- Auditor's certificate confirming the figures reported
- Details of outstanding loans/deposits as of 31 March
What happens after you pay.
- 01
Consultation
We confirm exactly which ROC form(s) your change requires — this varies by what's changing.
- 02
Drafting
Resolutions and forms are drafted for board or shareholder approval.
- 03
Filing
Forms are filed with the Registrar of Companies within the statutory timeline.
- 04
Follow-up
We track the filing status and respond to any MCA query.
- 05
Confirmation
You receive the updated MCA master data or approval confirmation.
We are an assisted-filing agency, not Registrar of Companies (MCA). Our fee covers preparation, filing and follow-up on your application. MCA's filing fee for DPT-3 (based on authorised capital) is separate and paid at actuals. Late filing adds a daily additional fee set by the MCA.
Other company compliance you might need.
DIN eKYC (DIR-3 KYC)
Mandatory annual KYC for every director.
Add / Remove Director
Appoint or resign a director, filed correctly with the MCA.
Registered Office Change
Move your company's registered address, within or across states.
What people ask before filing this.
Straight, honest answers — including the ones that don't flatter a sales pitch.
Ready to file?
Pick your service, pay, and we take it from there.
- Fixed service fee, shown before you pay
- Govt/statutory fees always shown separately
- One point of contact for the whole filing
We prepare your paperwork, check it against Registrar of Companies (MCA)'s current requirements, file the application on your behalf and follow up on any query the department raises — end to end, so you're not learning the portal yourself.