Quick facts
- Stamps: Pre-Inked Rubber Stamps (set of 3 Stamps), Rs.1,800/- (All Inclusive).
- Signboard: Company Name and registered office address outside the office (Section 12(3)(a), Companies Act, 2013).
- Punjabi: Punjabi (Gurmukhi) on top; the 2023 government direction covers public and private establishments.
- GST: GSTIN on the name board once GST-registered (CGST Rule 18).
- Delivery: 2–3 days to Punjab cities.
What changes in Punjab
In February 2023 the Punjab government directed public and private establishments to display signboards in Punjabi (Gurmukhi), under the Punjab Official Language Act. Put Punjabi on top, with English below. The fines in the Punjab Official Language Act mainly target government offices, but following the direction avoids trouble with local officials.
Punjab cities
| City | Local body | Typical delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Ludhiana | Municipal Corporation Ludhiana | 2–3 days |
| Amritsar | Municipal Corporation Amritsar | 2–3 days |
| Jalandhar | Municipal Corporation Jalandhar | 2–3 days |
| Patiala | Municipal Corporation Patiala | 2–3 days |
| Mohali | Municipal Corporation SAS Nagar | 2–3 days |
Not on the list? We deliver to every PIN code in Punjab and across India.
What every business in Punjab needs
- Pre-Inked Rubber Stamps: DIRECTOR, DESIGNATED PARTNER, PARTNER or PROPRIETOR stamp, Authorised Signatory stamp and round seal. Choose your entity on the Pre-Inked Rubber Stamps page.
- 3-In-1 Compliance Signboard: Company/LLP name, registered office address, CIN/LLPIN and GSTIN, with the name in Punjabi and English. Preview it free.
- GST Signboard for Proprietorship and Partnership firms. Preview it free.
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Frequently asked questions
Does a business in Punjab need a Punjabi signboard?
In February 2023 the Punjab government directed public and private establishments to display signboards in Punjabi (Gurmukhi), under the Punjab Official Language Act. Put Punjabi on top, with English below.