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GUIDELINE

Guidelines for Drafting Application for Availability of Name for the Company

Where it is Used:
This application is submitted to the Registrar of Companies (RoC) during the process of incorporating a new company. It is the initial step to reserve and confirm the availability of a unique name for the proposed company.

Guidelines:

Unique and Descriptive Name: Propose a name that is unique, distinctive, and aligns with the business activities. Check the RoC guidelines for naming conventions.

Relevance to Business: Ensure the proposed name reflects the nature of the business. It should not be misleading and should comply with legal regulations.

Avoid Restricted Terms: Steer clear of using terms that are prohibited or restricted by the RoC. Familiarize yourself with the guidelines regarding sensitive words.

Use of Prefix/Suffix: If a specific prefix or suffix is desired, clearly mention it in the application. Confirm its availability and adherence to regulations.

Common Mistakes to Avoid:

Non-Compliance with Naming Rules: Failure to adhere to the RoC's naming rules can lead to rejection. Ensure the proposed name complies with guidelines.

Similarity to Existing Companies: Conduct a thorough search to avoid proposing a name similar to existing companies. Such names may be rejected or cause legal issues.

Neglecting Reserved Names: Check if the proposed name is already reserved. Overlooking this may lead to unnecessary delays in the incorporation process.

Incomplete Application: Provide all necessary details in the application form. Incomplete or inaccurate information can lead to processing delays.

By following these guidelines, you enhance the chances of a smooth approval process for the company name. Attention to detail and compliance with naming regulations are crucial for a successful application for name availability.

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