Report foreign investment to RBI on time
Each time your Indian company issues shares to a foreign investor it must report through the RBI FIRMS portal. Late reporting means compounding or late fees.
- Fixed, itemised price
- Partner CA / CS / advocate
- Free Ambition Pro for 12 months
FDI Reporting (FC-GPR) at a glance
- Professional fee
- Quote on request, confirmed before you pay
- Typical timeline
- Must be filed within 30 days of share allotment. Start the process as soon as funds arrive.
- Who handles it
- A qualified professional from the Vibence partner network
- Documents
- Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) and KYC from the bank, Board resolution for allotment, Valuation certificate and more
- Included free
- Free Ambition Pro for 12 months and domains at cost
Last reviewed October 2026
Each time your Indian company issues shares to a foreign investor it must report through the RBI FIRMS portal. Late reporting means compounding or late fees. We file it right first time.
Who this is for
- Indian subsidiaries receiving capital from a parent
- Startups raising from foreign investors
- Companies regularising past delayed reporting
One accountable team
A single point of contact from structure call to annual filings.
Regulator-ready documents
Filings prepared to RBI and MCA requirements by partner professionals.
Deadlines tracked
FC-GPR, FLA and ROC dates mapped into one calendar.
Fixed scope
What is included and what is quoted separately is written down.
What's included
- Review of inward remittance documents and KYC
- Share allotment filings with the registrar
- Valuation certificate coordination
- Form FC-GPR prepared and filed on FIRMS
- Follow-up on authorised dealer bank queries
We confirm an itemised fixed price for your exact case before any payment.
Get my quote- Free Ambition Pro for 12 months
- Domains at cost
Government fees, stamp duty and any legalisation costs abroad are extra and confirmed in your quote.
Documents you'll need
- Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) and KYC from the bank
- Board resolution for allotment
- Valuation certificate
- Foreign investor details
Must be filed within 30 days of share allotment. Start the process as soon as funds arrive.
Government fees, stamp duty and any legalisation costs abroad are extra and confirmed in your quote.
Qualified professionals from the Vibence partner network, with certification wherever the law requires it.
The process
- Capital arrivesShare the FIRC and KYC from your bank.
- Allot sharesBoard allots shares and we file the return of allotment.
- File FC-GPRFiled on FIRMS with the valuation and declarations.
- AcknowledgedWe track the bank and RBI until the filing is approved.
FDI Reporting (FC-GPR): FAQs
What is the deadline for FC-GPR?
Form FC-GPR must be filed within 30 days from the date of issue of shares to the foreign investor.
What happens if we filed late?
Delayed reporting can be regularised by paying a late submission fee or through compounding depending on the case. We assess the position and file accordingly.
Is a valuation needed?
Shares issued to a non-resident must be priced in line with the pricing guidelines. A valuation certificate is usually required for that.
Related services
Indian Subsidiary Registration
A Private Limited company owned by your parent entity is the most common way for foreign businesses to operate in India. We take you from board resolution to
Subsidiary Annual Compliance
Beyond the usual ROC filings a foreign-owned company has RBI reporting and transfer pricing considerations. One calendar one team one point of contact.
Increase in Authorised Share Capital
Increase authorised capital for your company with SH-7 filing, shareholder resolution and MOA alteration handled by qualified CA and CS professionals.