Comply with RBI Reporting Requirements for Foreign Investment
Received foreign investment in your Indian company? Filing FC-GPR (Foreign Currency-Gross Provisional Return) is a mandatory FEMA compliance requirement for reporting the issuance of shares to foreign investors. We provide end-to-end assistance for FC-GPR filing, documentation, RBI reporting, and FEMA compliance.
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FC-GPR Filing Services
FC-GPR is a mandatory reporting requirement under FEMA regulations that must be filed when an Indian company issue shares or convertible instruments to a foreign investor. The filing is submitted through the RBI’s FIRMS portal and helps ensure compliance with foreign investment regulations.
Our experts assist startups, private limited companies, and businesses receiving foreign investment with accurate reporting and regulatory compliance.
Key Benefits
✓ RBI Compliance Support
✓ FEMA Reporting Assistance
✓ Timely Filing Support
✓ Foreign Investment Compliance
✓ Documentation Management
✓ Professional Advisory Services
Benefits of FC-GPR Filing
Who Needs FC-GPR Filing?
- Startups Receiving Foreign Investment
- Private Limited Companies
- Companies Issuing Shares to Non-Residents
- Foreign-Owned Indian Subsidiaries
- Businesses Raising Overseas Capital
- Venture Capital Funded Companies
- Companies Issuing Convertible Instruments
- Entities Covered Under FEMA Regulations
When is FC-GPR Filing Required?
- When shares are issued to foreign investors.
- After allotment of equity shares to overseas investors.
- For issuance of eligible convertible instruments.
- During angel, seed, venture capital, or growth funding rounds.
- Investment by foreign holding or parent companies.
- To comply with RBI foreign investment reporting obligations.
Document Required for FC-GPR Filing
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN Card of Company
- MOA & AOA
- Board Resolution
- Share Allotment Details
- FIRC / KYC Report from Bank
- Valuation Certificate
- CS Certificate
- Investor Details
- Shareholding Pattern
- FEMA Compliance Documents
Process for FC-GPR Filing
What You'll Receive with FC-GPR Filing Support
- FC-GPR Filing Assistance
- FEMA Compliance Review
- Documentation Support
- RBI Reporting Guidance
- Regulatory Compliance Assistance
- End-to-End Professional Support
Why Choose Us?
FAQ
FC-GPR is a mandatory FEMA reporting form used to report the issuance of shares or convertible instruments to foreign investors.
Indian companies receiving foreign investment through share allotment are generally required to file FC-GPR.
Yes, reporting foreign investment through FC-GPR is a mandatory compliance requirement under FEMA regulations.
Delayed or missed filings may result in FEMA non-compliance and regulatory consequences.
Common documents include valuation reports, FIRC/KYC reports, board resolutions, share allotment details, and investor information.
Yes, startups receiving foreign investment are generally required to comply with FC-GPR reporting requirements.
FC-GPR is filed electronically through the RBI FIRMS portal.
Professional guidance helps ensure accurate reporting, timely filing, and compliance with FEMA and RBI regulations.
Received Foreign Investment in Your Company?
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