Step 1: Free Consultation & Applicability Check
Below, we discuss about the Telangana Labour License fees, benefits, documents required & process in Telangana
Labour License
₹1,999₹1999 (0% OFF)
Labour License + GST
₹3,600₹4500 (20% OFF)
Labour License + GST + Udyam
₹4,800₹6000 (20% OFF)

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Shop & Establishment Registration, commonly called Labour License or Shop Act Registration, is an important registration for shops, offices, startups, restaurants, clinics, agencies and other commercial establishments operating in Telangana.
At CharteredONE, we help businesses complete the registration process smoothly by reviewing documents, preparing the online application, filing Form I, assisting with government fee payment and supporting certificate download in Form II.
The official Telangana Labour Department checklist includes Form I application details, Telugu name board photograph, employee list, rental deed or sale deed, employer ID proof, employer photograph, Certificate of Incorporation and MOA/AOA in case of companies. The department rules also mention issuance of registration certificate in Form II.





Retail shops and stores\
Restaurants, cafes and Eateries
Places of Amusement or Entertainment
Consultants, agencies and professionals
Clinics, salons and service centres
Warehouses and commercial units
IT company
Startups
Partnership firms and proprietorship concerns
Any other business establishments

Step 1: Free Consultation & Applicability Check
Step 2: Document Checklist Sharing
Step 3: Document Review
Step 4: Online Application Preparation
Step 5: Government Fee Guidance
Step 6: Application Filing
Step 7: Certificate Support

Form No-I (Application Form)
Photograph of the Shop’s Name Board (in Telugu)
List of Employees
Proof of Premises
ID Proof of the Employer
Passport-size Photograph of Employer
Certificate of Incorporation and MoA/AoA (for companies)
Partnership Deed (for partnership firms)
Registration certificate or document (for LLPs, societies, etc.)
PAN card of the business (if applicable)
GST registration (if available)
Authorization letter (if applying through a representative)
You’ll need Form No-I, a photo of your business name board in Telugu, a list of employees, a rental or sale deed copy, your ID (like Aadhar or PAN), a passport-size photo, and for companies, incorporation papers (MoA/AoA).
You must renew it every year before it expires on 31 December. It’s best to pay the renewal fee between 1 November and 1 December to avoid penalties.
It keeps your business legal, builds trust with customers and banks, helps you open a current account, get GST, apply for loans or tenders, and ensures your employees’ rights like fair pay and safe conditions are protected.
Yes, you must inform the Chief Inspector 15 days before closing your business to cancel the registration.