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What happens in a political party registration discovery call.

Founders searching for a political party registration consultation, a free discovery call with an election law advocate, or a Form PPR-1 filing consultant usually want the same thing on the first call: a candid opinion on whether their founding group is ready to register a political party in India under Section 29A. Our sixty-minute partner-led session is designed for exactly that.

Readiness assessment for Section 29A registration

We review your proposed party name and abbreviation for conflict with existing registered parties, examine your founders' resolution and any draft constitution, and assess whether you can enrol the mandatory hundred registered voters as members within your target timeline. You leave with a written readiness note.

Fixed-fee political party registration proposal

After the discovery call, we issue a written engagement proposal on a single fixed fee covering party constitution drafting, Form PPR-1 filing, notice publication, and Election Commission liaison until the registration order is issued. Statutory fees are passed through at cost with no mark-up.

Discovery call for founders outside India

We take enquiries for political party registration in the United Kingdom (Electoral Commission), the United States (state-by-state ballot access), Nigeria (INEC), Kenya (Office of the Registrar of Political Parties), Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. The discovery call runs over video and includes a written jurisdictional opinion.

Confidentiality and privileged communication

Every enquiry, discovery call, and readiness assessment is treated as privileged and confidential. We conflict-check every prospective client against our existing mandates and will accept only one party per electoral cycle per jurisdiction to avoid any adverse interest between clients.