LLP Registration
Limited liability for partners with a lighter ongoing compliance load than a Private Limited Company.
A Limited Liability Partnership gives partners the liability protection of a company without a Pvt Ltd's ROC filing frequency. We handle DSC and DPIN, the FiLLiP incorporation form, and the LLP Agreement filing (Form 3) that's mandatory within 30 days of incorporation.
How it works
- 1
Name & partner check
Name availability check and KYC verification for all designated partners.
- 2
DSC & DPIN
Digital Signature Certificates and Designated Partner Identification Numbers are issued.
- 3
FiLLiP filing
The incorporation form is filed with the Registrar along with subscriber and consent documents.
- 4
LLP Agreement (Form 3)
The LLP Agreement — defining profit sharing, roles, and exit terms — is drafted and filed within the statutory 30-day window.
- 5
Certificate of Incorporation
PAN and TAN are issued alongside the incorporation certificate.
Documents you'll need
- PAN card of all designated partners
- Aadhaar card of all designated partners
- Passport-size photograph
- Proof of registered office (utility bill + rent agreement or NOC)
- Passport (for foreign national partners)
Frequently asked
How is an LLP different from a Private Limited Company?
Both give limited liability, but an LLP has fewer mandatory ROC filings (no AOC-4/MGT-7 unless turnover or contribution thresholds are crossed) and can't easily issue equity to external investors — most VC-backed startups still choose Pvt Ltd.
Do I need a minimum number of partners?
A minimum of 2 designated partners, at least one of whom must be an Indian resident. There's no upper limit on partners.
Can an LLP later convert to a Private Limited Company?
Yes, LLPs can convert to a Pvt Ltd company later if you decide to raise external equity funding — we handle that conversion as a separate filing when you're ready.