FC-GPR Filing Services
Accurate RBI Reporting for Share Allotment to Foreign Investors under FEMA
FC-GPR (Foreign Currency – Gross Provisional Return) filing is a mandatory requirement when an Indian company issues shares to a foreign investor. This filing ensures that the transaction is properly reported to the Reserve Bank of India under FEMA regulations.
We assist companies and startups in handling complete FC-GPR filings—from fund receipt to share allotment reporting—ensuring accurate documentation, timely submission, and full compliance with RBI guidelines.
Our FC-GPR Filing Services
FC-GPR Form Preparation
Preparation of FC-GPR forms with complete details of share allotment and investment.
Valuation Compliance
Ensuring share valuation is as per RBI pricing guidelines and applicable rules.
Documentation Support
Preparation of board resolutions, FIRC, KYC, and other required documents.
FIRMS Portal Filing
Online filing of FC-GPR through RBI FIRMS portal within prescribed timelines.
Compliance Review
Review of transaction structure to ensure FEMA and FDI compliance.
Delayed Filing & Compounding
Support in regularizing delays and handling RBI compounding procedures.
Our Approach
- Understanding investment structure and funding details
- Ensuring compliance with FDI and FEMA guidelines
- Preparing and verifying documentation
- Filing FC-GPR within prescribed timelines
- Handling follow-ups and RBI queries
Benefits of FC-GPR Filing Compliance
- Ensures compliance with RBI and FEMA regulations
- Avoids penalties and non-compliance issues
- Smooth foreign investment reporting
- Accurate documentation and filing
- Builds investor confidence and credibility
- Reduces future regulatory risks
Why Choose Us?
- Strong expertise in FDI and FEMA compliance
- Experience with startup and investor transactions
- Accurate and detail-oriented approach
- Timely execution and proactive follow-ups
- End-to-end handling from documentation to filing
Ensure Smooth Foreign Investment Reporting
Handle your FC-GPR filings accurately with expert professional support.
Contact UsF.A.Q.
FC-GPR is a mandatory RBI filing after issuing shares to a foreign investor in India.
It must be filed within 30 days from the date of share allotment.
The Indian company issuing shares is responsible for filing FC-GPR.
Yes, valuation must comply with RBI pricing guidelines.
Key documents include FIRC, KYC report, board resolution, and valuation certificate.
Delay can result in penalties and may require compounding with RBI.