Overview
ADT-1 is the form a company files to inform the Registrar that it has appointed (or re-appointed) its statutory auditor, typically following the decision at a general meeting. It’s a standard part of staying compliant.
CapEasy prepares the board resolution, collects the auditor’s written consent and eligibility certificate, and files ADT-1 within the statutory window so the appointment is on record.
Who it’s for
- Companies appointing or re-appointing a statutory auditor
- Newly incorporated companies appointing their first auditor
- Companies filling a casual vacancy in the auditor’s office
Eligibility & requirements
- The general-meeting / board decision appointing the auditor
- The auditor’s written consent and eligibility certificate
- The period of appointment
How CapEasy handles it
- Prepare the resolution and the appointment particulars
- Collect the auditor’s consent and certificate of eligibility
- Complete and validate ADT-1
- File with the Registrar within the statutory window
Documents you’ll typically need
- Resolution appointing the auditor
- Auditor’s consent letter and eligibility certificate
- Details of the appointment term
CapEasy is a private consultancy and is not affiliated with any government authority. We help you assess eligibility and prepare and file your application; eligibility and approval depend on your specifics and the relevant department’s discretion.