FC-GPR Filing Services for Share Allotment to Non-Residents — Nashik
FC-GPR · Nashik, Maharashtra

FC-GPR Filing — Allotted. Valued. Reported.

Reporting the issue of capital instruments to a person resident outside India — remittance documentation, valuation, professional certifications and submission within the period prescribed after allotment.

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FC-GPR reports an allotment, and the clock runs from the date of allotment rather than from the date the money arrived. Companies that hold funds while paperwork is arranged frequently discover both a share application timing issue and a reporting delay at once.

At N D Savla & Associates, we assemble the remittance evidence, obtain the valuation and the certifications the form requires, and file within the prescribed period.

The filing is document-led. Inward remittance advice, KYC from the remitting bank, the valuation certificate and the company secretary's certificate all have to agree with the board and shareholder records, and a mismatch anywhere stalls the submission.

Our FC-GPR Services

Eligibility & Route

Confirmation of sector eligibility, entry route and applicable conditions.

Remittance Evidence

Foreign inward remittance advice and KYC from the authorised dealer bank.

Valuation Certificate

The valuation certificate supporting the issue price under the pricing guidelines.

Allotment Documentation

Board and shareholder approvals, allotment records and share certificates.

Professional Certifications

The certifications the form requires before submission.

Portal Submission

Filing on the reporting portal within the prescribed period from allotment.

Query Resolution

Response to queries raised on the submission until acknowledgement.

Late Filing Handling

Late submission fee or compounding where the period has been missed.

Our FC-GPR Process

1

Route Verified

Sector, cap and conditions are verified before the allotment is made.

2

Funds Documented

Remittance advice and bank KYC are obtained for each inflow.

3

Valuation Obtained

The valuation certificate is obtained to support the issue price.

4

Allotment Completed

Approvals, allotment and share certificates are put in order.

5

Filed & Acknowledged

The form is submitted and followed through to acknowledgement.

Why It Matters

Route and sectoral position verified before allotment
Reporting period counted from allotment, not remittance
Remittance advice and KYC obtained for every inflow
Issue price supported by a compliant valuation
Board and shareholder records consistent with the form
Certifications obtained before submission
Queries resolved without a fresh filing
Late filings regularised rather than left open

Frequently Asked Questions

The issue of capital instruments by an Indian company to a person resident outside India, reported to the Reserve Bank through the reporting portal.
Within the period prescribed under the FEMA rules from the date of allotment of the instruments.
The inward remittance advice, KYC from the remitting bank, the valuation certificate and the certifications the form prescribes.
By reference to the pricing guidelines, supported by a valuation from the valuer the rules prescribe for the instrument concerned.
A late submission fee applies within the limits the rules allow, and beyond that the delay is regularised through compounding.
Issues to non-resident holders are reportable, with the pricing treatment applicable to that type of issue.

Allotted shares to a non-resident investor?

Send us the allotment date and remittance details — we'll assemble the documents and file in time.