Service · Usually 1–7 days: Udyam often same day, GST about a week if needed, bank account as per your bank's process.
The honest cheap start — GST or Udyam plus a current account, in business within days.
A proprietorship is the fastest and cheapest way to start a business in India — there is no registrar and no incorporation certificate for it; you become a proprietorship by taking business registrations in your own name. Sahayak Seva sets it up the practical way: Udyam (MSME) and/or GST registration in your trade name, then the bank current account opened on the strength of those — done in days, not weeks. Be clear-eyed about the trade-off, because we will be: a proprietorship has no liability shield; you and the business are legally the same person.
Message 91155 52911 with what you're starting — we confirm what your bank and your buyers will actually require, nothing more.
Free on udyamregistration.gov.in, in your trade name — usually the same day, and often enough on its own for a current account.
Only when thresholds, inter-state supply or e-commerce selling make it necessary — we don't sell you GST you don't need.
Certificates in the trade name arranged the way banks accept them, so the account opens in one visit.
ITR filing for proprietors and GST returns if registered — the same WhatsApp number, year-round.
Ready to start?
One WhatsApp message — we reply with the document list and exact fee.Want the full background first? Read our step-by-step guide: Proprietorship Firm Setup — detailed guide.
FAQs
No — and anyone selling you one is selling paper. There is no registrar for proprietorships. What exists, and what banks and buyers accept, is registrations in your trade name: Udyam, GST, and in some states a shop-and-establishment registration. That's what we get you.
Usually yes — most banks accept the Udyam certificate as proof of business under KYC norms, sometimes asking for one more document in the trade name. Requirements vary by bank, so tell us which bank you use and we prepare exactly that set.
Three things: unlimited personal liability (a business debt can reach your personal assets), it's harder to raise money or add partners, and the business has no life separate from you. For a small shop or service with modest risk, these often don't bite — but you should choose knowing them.
Yes, and it's a very common path — start lean as a proprietorship, then move to an LLP or private limited when contracts, risk or partners justify the annual cost. We handle the transition, including migrating GST and bank accounts, when you're ready.
Documents checked, fee told upfront, work delivered on WhatsApp.