MCA

AOA Amendment

The Articles of Association govern how your company is run. Amending them — for new share classes, transfer rules, board powers or investor rights — needs a special resolution and MGT-14. We handle it.

Alter internal rules Investor/transfer terms Special resolution MGT-14 filing

Starts at

₹3,999

+ GST | MCA/government fees, additional fees, late fees and penalties vary by entity type, paid-up capital, turnover and due-date status

Timeline

Typically a few working days

Documents

Resolutions + new articles

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Alter internal rules

Investor/transfer terms

Special resolution

MGT-14 filing

Pricing

Amend your AOA

We draft the new articles, pass the resolution and file MGT-14. MCA fees are separate.

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AOA Amendment

Articles change

₹3,999

+ GST | MCA/government fees, additional fees, late fees and penalties vary by entity type, paid-up capital, turnover and due-date status

  • Drafting new articles
  • Special resolution
  • MGT-14 filing
  • Record update
Amend my AOA

Prices are professional fees and indicative. Government fees, stamp duty, DSC, PAN/TAN, state charges and third-party costs are extra and may change. A final engagement summary separates each component before payment.

Overview

What is AOA Amendment?

The Articles of Association (AOA) are the company's internal rulebook — covering share classes and rights, transfer restrictions, board composition and powers, meetings, and (often) investor protections agreed in a funding round.

Amending the AOA is common at fundraising (to bring in investor rights), when adding share classes, or to update governance. It needs a special resolution of members, filed in MGT-14.

We draft the new articles, pass the resolution and file MGT-14.

Is it for you?

Who needs it — and who doesn't

Recommended if

  • Companies raising funding (adopting investor-rights articles)
  • Companies adding share classes or transfer rules
  • Companies updating board powers or governance
  • Businesses aligning the AOA with a shareholders' agreement

May not be needed if

  • Companies only changing the charter (objects/capital/name — that's the MOA)
  • LLPs

Benefits

Why it's worth doing right

Funding-ready governance

Updated articles reflect investor rights and protections cleanly.

Clear internal rules

Well-drafted articles reduce disputes over transfers, classes and board powers.

Eligibility

Eligibility & key conditions

  • A company amending its articles
  • Member approval (special resolution)
  • The new article wording

Documents

Documents required

What we need

  • The articles/clauses to change
  • Any shareholders' agreement to align with
  • Board and member approval
  • Existing AOA

Process

A clear path from start to filed

1Draft
We draft the new/amended articles.
Output: New articles
Timeline: 1–2 days
2Resolve
We pass the special resolution.
Output: Approval
Timeline: Days
3File MGT-14
We file the resolution with the ROC.
Output: Filed MGT-14 + SRN
Timeline: Within 30 days

Costs

Fees & cost breakdown

Fees and cost breakdown for AOA Amendment
Cost componentIndicative amount
Professional feeBy complexityFrom ₹3,999
MCA filing feeMGT-14As applicable

Deliverables

What you receive on completion

Drafted new articles
Special resolution
Filed MGT-14 with SRN
Updated AOA on record

After this filing

What you need to stay compliant next

Align documents

Ensure the AOA, MOA and any shareholders' agreement are consistent. Use the updated AOA going forward.

Avoid delays

Common mistakes & reasons for rejection

Common mistakes

  • Articles inconsistent with the shareholders' agreement
  • Missing the special resolution / MGT-14
  • Filing late
  • Adopting boilerplate that conflicts with the MOA

AI-powered assistance

AI does the heavy lifting. Experts make the call.

AI builds your document checklist for each MCA form
Automated pre-checks flag missing details, wrong figures and likely errors
A plain-language case summary explains each filing and its deadline
A qualified professional reviews the forms and the filing position
Files are kept in a secure, private document vault — never public links
You track every form, SRN and approval live in your portal

AI assists with checks, drafting and explanations only. A qualified professional reviews every defined checkpoint and the final filing before submission. AI does not make consequential compliance decisions on its own.

Update your articles

We draft the new AOA, pass the resolution and file MGT-14 — common and essential at fundraising.

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Compare

AOA Amendment vs MOA Amendment

AOA Amendment compared with MOA Amendment
FactorAOA AmendmentMOA Amendment
ChangesInternal rules (transfers, classes, board)The charter (objects, capital, name)
Common atFundraising / governance updatesObjects/capital/name changes

Why MyFinancialAdvisory

A more accountable way to stay compliant

AI-assisted document and data checks before every filing
Reviewed by qualified professionals — not auto-filed blindly
Secure document vault with role-based, time-limited access
Live tracking of every form, approval and SRN in your portal
Transparent professional fees — MCA fees and late fees shown separately
A compliance calendar so you never miss an ROC deadline again
Founder-friendly support in plain language, not legal jargon

Quality & accountability

Reviewed by compliance experts

Every aoa amendment engagement is prepared with structured checks and signed off by qualified professionals before anything is filed — speed without sacrificing accuracy.

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Company law & ROC review

Our ROC and MCA work is prepared with AI-assisted checks and reviewed by qualified professionals experienced in company law and MCA filings before any form is filed.

Structured document checks

Documents and eligibility follow structured checks before expert review.

Expert-reviewed before filing

A qualified professional signs off every defined checkpoint.

Compliance-safe guidance

Advice mapped to current rules — no shortcuts, no guesswork.

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FAQs

AOA Amendment — frequently asked questions

What is the AOA?

The Articles of Association — the company's internal rulebook covering share rights, transfers, board powers, meetings and often investor protections.

When is an AOA amendment needed?

Commonly at fundraising (to adopt investor rights), when adding share classes or transfer rules, or to update governance.

How do I amend the AOA?

By passing a special resolution of members and filing it in MGT-14 with the ROC.

What's the difference between MOA and AOA changes?

The MOA is the charter (objects, capital, name); the AOA is the internal rules. Both are amended by special resolution and MGT-14.

Do investor rights go into the AOA?

Often yes — key terms from a shareholders' agreement (e.g. board seats, transfer restrictions) are reflected in the AOA at a funding round.

How long does it take?

Typically a few working days once the articles are drafted and approved.

Should the AOA match the shareholders' agreement?

Yes, they should be consistent to avoid conflict. We align them.

What do I receive?

The drafted articles, the special resolution, and the filed MGT-14 with its SRN.

Ready to get aoa amendment done?

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