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NAME RESERVATION PACKAGE
ONE-TIME PROCESS
₹ 2,999.00
Name Availability Check
Basic Trademark Similarity Check
Guidance on Naming Rules
Preparation & Filing of RUN / SPICe+ (Part A)
Drafting of Object Clause
Handling of One ROC Query (if raised)
Downloadable Name Approval Letter
Dedicated Support till name approval is completed
Process of Name Reservation – Invenix India
1. Understanding Your Business & Name Requirements
Our team discusses your business, brand identity, and name preferences.
We ensure the proposed name follows MCA guidelines, avoiding prohibited or restricted words.
2. Checking Name Availability
We perform a comprehensive search on the MCA database to ensure your proposed name is unique and not already taken.
Alternative names are suggested in case the first choice is unavailable.
3. Preparing the Application
All details are compiled accurately for RUN (Reserve Unique Name) application in MCA portal.
This includes applicant information, company type, and name justification.
4. Submission to MCA
The name reservation application is submitted online via MCA’s RUN service.
MCA verifies the application for compliance with naming rules.
5. MCA Review & Approval
MCA processes the application, usually within 1–2 working days.
If approved, the name is reserved for 20 days, extendable for another 20 days if needed.
6. Notification & Next Steps
Invenix informs you once the name is approved.
You can then proceed to company incorporation using the reserved name.
7. Support & Guidance
We assist with any clarification or modification requests from MCA.
Ensures a smooth, error-free approval process without delays.


Things to Keep in Mind While Choosing a Company Name
1. Uniqueness
The name should be distinct and not identical or similar to existing company names or trademarks. MCA and trademark databases should be checked to avoid rejection.
2. Relevance to Business
Choose a name that reflects your business activities, vision, or brand identity. It should give clients an idea of what your company does.
3. Avoid Prohibited Words
Words like “National,” “Bank,” “Reserve,” or any government-related terms require prior approval. Avoid words that are offensive, misleading, or restricted under the Companies Act.
4. Keep it Short & Memorable
Short, simple names are easier to remember, spell, and pronounce. Avoid long, complex names that may confuse customers.
5. Check Domain & Social Media Availability
Ensure a suitable domain name and social media handles are available for branding and online presence.
6. Avoid Generic Names
Names like “ABC Solutions” are generic and less likely to stand out. A unique name increases brand recognition and legal protection.
7. Future Growth & Expansion
Choose a name that allows for business expansion or diversification in the future. Avoid overly specific names that may limit your offerings
8. Trademark Consideration
Check for trademark conflicts to prevent legal disputes in the future. Consider registering the trademark once the name is finalized
9. Compliance with MCA Guidelines
Follow the Companies Act naming rules regarding endings (e.g., Pvt Ltd, Ltd) and prohibited terms.
10. Avoid Personal Names if Not Necessary
Using founder names is optional; sometimes generic or descriptive names work better for branding.
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