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Limited Liability Partnership Registration
Legal. Scalable. Investor-Friendly.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) combines the operational flexibility of a partnership with the benefits of limited liability. It is governed by the LLP Act, 2008, and is ideal for professional firms, startups, consultants, and service businesses that want to scale while protecting personal assets.
🔹 What is an LLP?
An LLP is a separate legal entity where the liability of each partner is limited to their agreed contribution. It offers better governance, legal recognition, and credibility compared to traditional partnerships.
LLPs are increasingly popular among professionals, freelancers, and startups due to lower compliance than a private limited company but more credibility than a traditional partnership.
🧾 Documents Required for LLP Registration
- PAN Card and Aadhaar Card of Partners
- Passport-size photographs
- Address proof of partners (Electricity Bill/Bank Statement)
- Address proof of Registered Office (Rent Agreement + NOC or Property Papers)
- Email ID and Mobile Number of all partners
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for all Designated Partners
🛠️ Our Services Include:
• Obtaining Digital Signatures (DSC)
• Name approval through RUN-LLP
• Drafting of LLP Agreement • Filing of incorporation forms with MCA
• PAN & TAN application for the LLP
• GST & MSME (Udyam) Registration
• Guidance for Bank Account Opening • Assistance in annual filing and compliance
💡 Optional Add-Ons:
• Trademark for LLP name or logo
• Business email, domain & branding kits
• Design of invoices and letterheads
• Accounting, TDS, GST, and ROC compliance packages
🚀 Why Choose LLP?
- Limited liability of partners
- Separate legal identity from partners
- Perpetual succession
- Flexible internal management structure
- No minimum capital requirement
- Suitable for foreign investment (FDI allowed in automatic route)
⚠️ Limitations of a Partnership Firm:
- More compliance than a proprietorship or partnership
- ROC filing and annual audit requirements above certain limits
- Can’t issue equity shares like a private limited company
- Conversion to a company requires more effort
📌 When Should You Consider an LLP?
- When you want limited liability without complex compliance
- Ideal for startups, consultants, professionals, and service providers
- When funding is not the immediate priority
- For joint ventures and businesses with scalable models