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Setting up a business in India often involves choosing a Limited liability partnership as a preferred option. This structure offers shareholders limited liability protection while placing specific ownership constraints. A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a business structure that combines the benefits of a partnership with the liability protection of a company, meaning partners have limited personal liability for business debts and obligations, but the LLP is still considered a separate legal entity.

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    4 easy steps to limited liability partnership

    • Fill up the Form.

    • Submit the documents.

    • Pay only professional fee.

    • Get your Limited liability partnership registered.

    The process of registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India involves the following steps

    • 📞 Get in Touch with Us

      Contact us via phone, WhatsApp, or email for a free consultation on whether LLP is the right structure for your business and understand legal requirements.

    • 📄 Document Collection

      We collect all necessary documents like PAN, Aadhaar, address proof of partners, utility bill of office address, passport-size photos, and business objectives via email/WhatsApp.

    • 💳 Fee Payment

      Pay our professional charges and applicable government fees securely via UPI, bank transfer, or online payment link.

    • 🔐 Digital Signature (DSC) Assistance

      We help generate Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for all designated partners—mandatory for MCA filing.

    • 🧾 Name Reservation (RUN Form)

      We file the Name Approval Request on MCA portal with 2 name choices. Once approved, the name is locked for your LLP.

    • 📝 LLP Incorporation Filing (FiLLiP Form)

      We prepare and file Form FiLLiP along with partner details, LLP agreement summary, and attachments.

    • 📜 Drafting & Filing LLP Agreement

      We draft a legally compliant LLP Agreement outlining profit sharing, roles, and responsibilities and file it with MCA (Form 3).

    • 📬 LLPIN & Incorporation Certificate Issued

      You receive your Certificate of Incorporation, LLP Identification Number (LLPIN), and PAN/TAN of the LLP.

    • 🔧 Post-Registration Support

      We help you with:

      • Bank Account Opening

      • GST Registration (if required)

      • Udyam/MSME Registration

      • Compliance guidance (ROC filings, annual returns)

    To register a Limited Liability Company in India, you'll need the following documents

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      PAN card or ID proof of partners

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      Address proof of partners

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      Passport-size photograph of partners

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      Passport of foreign nationals or NRIs

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      Proof of registered office address

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      Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

    Advantages of LLP

    Own Legal Identity

    An LLP is like its own person, just like big companies. This helps people trust and work with it, as it can do legal things independently.

    Less Risk for Partners

    LLP partners is only responsible for what they put in. They don’t have to pay for all the debts or losses, which is good for their reputation.

    Saves Money and Time

    To register LLP, the costs are less and have fewer rules than big companies. There’s less paperwork to do every year.

    No Fixed Money Needed

    You don’t need much money for LLP company registration. Partners can put in whatever amount they want.

    Global Recognition

    LLPs are recognized internationally, facilitating global expansion and collaborations with foreign entities under bilateral and multilateral agreements.

    Minimal Compliance Requirements

    LLPs have fewer compliance obligations compared to companies, reducing administrative burdens and costs. They are exempt from holding annual general meetings (AGMs) and have simplified audit requirements.

    Disadvantages of LLP

    Getting in Trouble for Not Following Rules

    Even though LLPs have fewer rules, they can get big fines if they don’t follow them on time. Even if an LLP doesn’t do anything in a year, it still needs to tell the government or get fined.

    Ending an LLP

    An LLP needs at least two partners. It must stop if it has fewer than two partners for six months. Also, it might have to close if it can’t pay its debts.

    Hard to Get Big Money

    LLPs don’t work like big companies where people invest money and become owners. This makes it tricky to get a lot of money from investors.

    Limited ability to raise capital

    LLPs cannot issue shares of stock to raise capital, which can limit their ability to expand.

    To register a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India, you need to meet the following requirements

    Partners

    There must be at least two partners, and one of them must be an Indian citizen. Partners must be between the ages of 18 and 65.

    Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

    All designated partners must have a DSC, which can be obtained from a certifying authority. The DSC is required to digitally sign the LLP incorporation application.

    Partnership Agreement

    This document outlines the rights and duties of the partners.

    PAN card

    Indian partners must have a PAN card, and foreign partners must have an equivalent document.

    Unique name

    The LLP name must be unique and not like the name of any existing company, LLP, or trademark.

    Address proof

    Provide proof of the LLP’s registered office address. If the office is rented, the landlord must provide a No Objection Certificate (NOC).

    Capital contribution

    Each partner must agree to contribute capital to the LLP.

    Consent of Partners

    1. Consent of each partner to act as partners of the LLP in Form 9.

    Declaration by Designated Partners

    Declaration in LLP Form 1 regarding compliance with all requirements of LLP incorporation.

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    Compare with other company types

    Pick a Business Structure That Works Best For Your Business

    • Applicable Law
    • Registration
    • Number of Owners
    • Separate Legal Entity
    • Liability Protection
    • Statutory Audit
    • Ownership Transfer
    • Perpetual Existence
    • Foreign Ownership
    • Taxation Liability
    • Compliance Requirement

    Proprietorship

    • No specific Act
    • Not mandatory
    • One
    • No
    • Unlimited
    • No
    • Not possible
    • No
    • Not allowed
    • Individual tax rates
    • Low

    One Person Company (OPC)

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • One
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Restricted
    • Yes
    • Allowed with conditions
    • 25% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • Moderate

    Partnership

    • Partnership Act, 1932
    • With Registrar of Firms
    • Min. 2, Max. 50
    • No
    • Unlimited
    • No (unless turnover > limit)
    • Not possible
    • No
    • Not allowed
    • 30% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • Low

    Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

    • LLP Act, 2008
    • With MCA
    • Min. 2, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Possible
    • Yes
    • Allowed
    • 30% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • Moderate

    Private Limited Company

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • Min. 2, Max. 200
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Possible
    • Yes
    • Allowed
    • 25% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • High

    Public Limited Company

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • Min. 7, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Possible
    • Yes
    • Allowed
    • 25% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • High

    Section 8 Company

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • Min. 2, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Restricted
    • Yes
    • Allowed with conditions
    • Exempted (if conditions met)
    • Moderate

    Trust

    • Indian Trusts Act, 1882 / Societies Registration Act, 1860
    • With Registrar of Trusts/Societies
    • Min. 2, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Not applicable
    • Yes
    • Not allowed
    • Exempted (if conditions met)
    • Moderate

    Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) registration in India

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