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How much times involved in strike of company name from the register of companies ?

 Once an application is filed for striking off of company with the respective Registrar of Companies (ROC) after verifying the documents the RoC will strike off the name of company and this procedure normally takes 3-4 month. However, if any objection is received from ROC this process might take extra time or even reject the application.

 

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