About Asian Crops
Your Trusted PSARA Licence Consultancy Partner
Asian Crops is a sole proprietorship firm providing professional consultancy services for PSARA Licence (Private Security Agency Licence). We assist security agencies with complete end-to-end support — from documentation and filing to follow-ups and renewals.
Based in Rasulabad, Kanpur Dehat, Uttar Pradesh, we focus on delivering accurate and compliant services so that you can start and run your private security agency with confidence.
- Expert guidance on PSARA requirements & eligibility
- Support for new licence, renewals & modifications
- Transparent and timely communication
- Personalized consultancy for every client
Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005 (PSARA): An Overview
The business realm in India is expanding every passing day due to the ever-strengthening economy. Today, most cities boast lavish restaurants, advanced production facilities, cutting-edge healthcare systems, and state-of-art commercial establishments, allowing citizens to live a better lifestyle.
The uptight security of these avenues is paramount to avert any nuisance. While there are formidable crime control measures to keep illicit elements at bay, 100% prevention is still not possible. This ever-deepening gap led to the birth of the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act 2005.
The Act holistically undermines the security loopholes and provides for comprehensive crime prevention via private security agencies. PSARA Act 2005 encompasses every aspect of private security agencies, including their registration, operational requirements, workforce hiring, training, etc.
PSARA License in India: Mandatory Paperwork
Securing a PSARA License also requires arranging mandatory paperwork. These documents are as follows:
- Income Tax Returns of Directors
- Provident Fund (PF) Registration
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN Card
- Employees State Insurance (ESI) Registration
- Address proof of the Registered Office
- GST Registration Certificate
- Contractual Labour Act registration letter
- Shops & Establishment Act Registration
Eligibility Criteria for Securing PSARA License in India
- The applicant should be an Indian and must have attained the legal age.
- The applicant must have ample funding in place to address business expenses.
- The applicant should have a clean legal background with no criminal offenses.
Asian Corps’s Process of Securing PSARA License: 4-Step Guide
The Procedure for securing a PSARA License entails various complicated steps. Here they are:
Step 1: Arrange the Mandatory Documents
In this step, all mandatory paperwork is arranged and verified to ensure accuracy and authenticity.
Step 2: Sign a Memorandum of Understanding
We contact the government training institute and help you sign an MoU. This ensures legal consent for training security guards and supervisors.
Step 3: Police Verification
After application submission, we coordinate with the local police department to conduct verification of directors and authorized signatories.
Step 4: Application Filing
After verification, we assist in filing the online application for PSARA License. Once the authority verifies all steps, the license is granted.