The article provides a practical guide for voluntary ROC adjudication applications, noting that e-Form GNL-1 is used in practice for filing applications, followed by electronic proceedings. Based on practical experience, the following points should be kept in mind while preparing and handling an adjudication application before the Registrar of Companies (“ROC”). How to File an ROC Adjudication ApplicationThere is no separately prescribed statutory form for voluntarily filing an adjudication application. How to Rectify Incorrect ROC Statutory FilingsA non-compliance may sometimes arise because of a typographical, clerical or data-entry error in a form already filed with the ROC. In practice, e-Form GNL-1 continues to be used for initiating a voluntary adjudication application, while the subsequent proceedings are conducted through the MCA e-adjudication platform.