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LLP Registration

Limited liability with far lighter annual compliance. Well suited to professional firms and partnerships that will not raise equity.

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What this is

A limited liability partnership combines the internal flexibility of a partnership with the limited liability of a company. Partners agree among themselves how the firm is run through the LLP agreement, while their personal liability stays limited to their agreed contribution.

The attraction is the compliance load. An LLP files two annual forms rather than a company's full suite, and a statutory audit is required only above turnover of ₹40 lakh or contribution of ₹25 lakh. For a professional practice or a services firm not seeking outside equity, that difference compounds every year.

The limitation is equally clear: an LLP cannot issue shares, so venture funding is effectively closed to it.

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What is included Basic
₹5,999.00
Standard
₹9,999.00
Premium
₹15,999.00
2 Class-3 Digital Signature Certificates
Name approval (RUN-LLP)
DPIN for 2 designated partners
FiLLiP filing
Certificate of Incorporation
LLP PAN and TAN
LLP agreement drafting and Form 3 filing
GST registration
Udyam (MSME) registration
Bank account opening assistance
Annual return (Form 11)
Statement of accounts and solvency (Form 8)
DIR-3 KYC for designated partners
Dedicated compliance manager

Prices are our professional fee. Government fees and stamp duty are extra and shown separately.

Who can apply

Minimum two partners, of whom at least two must be designated partners, and at least one designated partner must be resident in India. There is no maximum number of partners.

There is no minimum contribution requirement. A registered office address in India is required.

A body corporate may be a partner in an LLP.

Documents you will need

This is the same list we turn into your live checklist once you order, so nothing is a surprise later.

For each director / partner

PAN card Self-attested copy of the PAN card of each director/partner.
Required
Aadhaar card Self-attested Aadhaar. The mobile number linked to it must be reachable for OTP.
Required
Passport-size photograph Recent colour photograph, plain background.
Required
Address proof Bank statement, electricity bill, mobile bill or telephone bill — not older than 2 months.
Required

For a foreign national

Passport (foreign nationals) Apostilled or consularised passport copy. Required only where a director is a foreign national.
If applicable

For the registered office

Registered office address proof Latest electricity/water/gas bill or property tax receipt for the premises — not older than 2 months.
Required
Rent agreement Required where the premises are rented.
If applicable
No-objection certificate from the owner Signed NOC from the property owner permitting use as the registered office.
Required

How it runs

1
Digital signatures

Class-3 DSC obtained for each designated partner.

Day 1–3
2
Name reservation

Name reserved through the RUN-LLP service.

Day 3–6
3
Incorporation filing

FiLLiP filed with the ROC and the challan paid.

Day 6–9
4
Incorporation

Certificate of Incorporation issued with PAN and TAN.

Day 9–13
5
LLP agreement

Agreement executed on stamp paper and filed in Form 3.

Day 13–15

What the fees are

Our professional fee
Standard package
₹9,999.00
MCA filing fee (FiLLiP)
Based on total contribution.
₹500.00
Name reservation (RUN-LLP) ₹200.00
GST @ 18% on our fee ₹1,799.82
Government fees shown here are indicative. Statutory fees and state stamp duty change by notification and vary with your state and authorised capital. We confirm the exact figure for your case before you pay.

Select your state in the panel to see the fee that applies to you.

What happens if you do not do this

Late filing of Form 8 or Form 11 attracts ₹100 per day per form with no ceiling. Because LLP compliance looks light, this is the most commonly missed filing we see — and the penalty accrues silently.

An LLP that does not file for a prolonged period may be struck off, and designated partners face disqualification.

What comes after

The LLP agreement must be filed in Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation. Thereafter Form 11 (annual return) is due 30 May and Form 8 (statement of accounts and solvency) 30 October each year, with DIR-3 KYC for designated partners.

All of these are seeded into your compliance calendar on registration.

Questions people actually ask

LLP or private limited — which should I choose?

If you will raise external equity, choose a private limited company; an LLP cannot issue shares. If you are a professional firm or a services business funding itself from revenue, an LLP costs materially less to maintain every year.

Is an audit compulsory for an LLP?

Only if turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or partner contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh in a financial year. Below both thresholds no statutory audit is required.

Can I convert my LLP into a private limited company later?

Yes, under section 366 of the Companies Act. It is a separate process with its own cost and timeline.

When must the LLP agreement be filed?

In Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation. Late filing carries the ₹100 per day penalty, so this is not a step to defer.

Can an LLP be formed with a corporate partner?

Yes. A company or another LLP may be a partner, though a designated partner must be an individual.

What is the stamp duty on the LLP agreement?

It is a state subject and varies with the state and the contribution amount. We compute it for your state before execution — the figures shown here are indicative samples until confirmed.