FC-GPR Filing in High Court, Chennai

Quick answer: Virtual Auditor files Form FC-GPR on the RBI's FIRMS portal for companies in High Court, Chennai that issue shares to foreign investors, from our head office at Spencer Plaza, Anna Salai, together with the fair-value certificate, the company-secretary certificate and the ROC allotment filing.

High Court: the local picture for FC-GPR Filing

High Court lies in Chennai district, Tamil Nadu. Its business mix is typical of an area built around public institutions and campuses. Nearby areas we also serve include Fort St. George, George Town, Park Town and Vepery. We serve clients in High Court from our head office at Spencer Plaza, Anna Salai. Companies spun out of institutions here sometimes receive foreign grants converted into equity, which needs careful reporting. FEMA reports are filed on the RBI's FIRMS portal through your authorised dealer bank; compounding applications go to the RBI regional office, Chennai. Companies with a registered office in High Court come under the Registrar of Companies, Chennai.

What is Form FC-GPR?

FC-GPR is the RBI report a company files after issuing shares or other equity instruments to a non-resident. It must reach the RBI through your bank within 30 days of allotment.

How is FC-GPR filed?

The company registers on the RBI's FIRMS portal (Entity Master and business-user registration), then files FC-GPR in the Single Master Form. The authorised dealer bank that received the money verifies it and forwards it to the RBI, which acknowledges or returns it for corrections.

What goes with the form?

The bank's foreign inward remittance certificate and KYC report on the investor, the board resolution for allotment, a fair-value certificate under the pricing rules, a declaration by the company and a company secretary's certificate on Companies Act compliance. Errors in pricing or dates are the usual reasons forms are returned; late filing attracts a late-submission fee.

Full details of Form FC-GPR, including the law, the process and our method: https://virtualauditor.in/fc-gpr-filing

What you get from Virtual Auditor in High Court

• PAS-3 filing with the ROC
• FIRMS registration for the company
• Fair-value certificate

Documents to keep ready

• Board resolution and list of allottees
• Investor's passport or incorporation documents
• Valuation or pricing basis

Indicative Fee Structure

*Prices are indicative and exclude government fees and taxes. Actual fees depend on scope and complexity; contact us for a fixed quote.

Engagement terms — reviewed 25 October 2026

• Fee: From ₹15,000 + 18% GST per filing where the valuation certificate and the Company Secretary certificate are provided by you. If we prepare them: valuation certificate ₹25,000 + 18% GST, CS certificate ₹7,500 + 18% GST. RBI late-submission fee (LSF), if any, is payable by the company.
• Extra / not included: AD-bank queries on the filing are answered as part of the fee; a re-filing after a change in the allotment particulars is a fresh engagement.
• Turnaround: Filed within 3 working days from receipt of complete information and the advance payment, and in any case within the 30-day statutory window from the date of issue.
• Who signs: The certificate is signed by V. Viswanathan FCA or another qualified Chartered Accountant of the practice, depending on the engagement.
• Entity: Valuation report and the Company Secretary certificate are engaged and invoiced by V Viswanathan & Associates (FRN 013713S; proprietor V. Viswanathan, IBBI/RV/03/2019/12333); the FC-GPR filing on the RBI FIRMS portal is engaged and invoiced by Virtual Auditor Private Limited.
• What to send first: Send FIRC and KYC, board resolution and PAS-3 particulars of the allotment, shareholding pattern, and the Entity Master login.
• Next step: Send your enquiry on WhatsApp to +91 99622 60333; we confirm the scope, fee and timeline in writing before work starts.