Limited Liability Partnership Registration
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Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registration in India
An LLP gives you the best of both worlds — the limited liability protection of a Private Limited Company and the operational flexibility of a Partnership Firm. Each partner is responsible only for their own actions, not for the negligence or misconduct of another partner.
Introduced under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, an LLP is a separate legal entity — it can own assets, enter contracts, and operate in its own name. Partners are liable only to the extent of their agreed capital contribution.
At Ofin Legal, we handle your entire LLP registration — from name approval to incorporation certificate — with no jargon, no delays, and no hidden charges.
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BASIC
Limited Liability Partnership Registration
- Name Approval
- LLP DEED DRAFTING
- PAN & TAN Registration
- Incorporation Certificate
- Government Fee & Stamp Duty
- Class-3 Digital Signature
- 2 Partner's DIN
- Bank Account Opening Assistance
- Detailed proposal will be sent by email
STANDARD
LLP Registration & Compliance Services
- Name Approval
- LLP DEED DRAFTING
- PAN & TAN Registration
- Incorporation Certificate
- Government Fee & Stamp Duty
- Class-3 Digital Signature
- 2 Partner's DIN
- Bank Account Opening Assistance
- GST Registration
- Udyam Registration
- Detailed proposal will be sent by email
PREMIUM
LLP Incorporation & Compliance Package
- Name Approval
- LLP DEED Drafting
- PAN & TAN Registration
- Incorporation Certificate
- Government Fee & Stamp Duty
- Class-3 Digital Signature
- 2 Partner's DIN
- Bank Account Opening Assistance
- GST Registration
- Udyam Registration
- MCA Compliances
- Company Income Tax Return Filings
- Detailed proposal will be sent by email
What You Need Before We Begin
Make sure you have the following ready before we start your LLP registration.
Here is the basic checklist for Incorporation of LLP in India
- Minimum two partners required
- 2 Class III Digital Signatures
- DIN for all the Partners – if you already have the DIN, make sure that the DIN is not disqualified and the eKYC is done.
- Name of LLP should be such that it does not resemble with the existing LLP Name or a Registered Trademark
- LLP Agreement should be filed in LLP Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation
Documents Required for LLP Registration in India
You need two sets of documents — one for the Partners, and one for the Registered Office address.
The document requirement for LLP Registration can be divided into two sets, Documents for Registered Office Address proof and Documents for Partners.
Document for the Partners:
- PAN Card and Adhaar Card (Mandatory)
- Passport Size photo
- One of, Mobile Bill, Landline Phone Bill, Latest Bank Statement / Passbook, Electricity Bill of Partner as Address Proof
- One of, Passport, Driving License or Voter’s I’d Card as Identity Proof (PAN Card is not accepted as Identity Proof)
Documents for Registered Office Address proof:
- NOC from the owner of the proposed Registered Office premises is must
- Not more than two months old Gas, Electricity or Telephone bill depicting the address of the premises in the name of owner.
- If the proposed registered office is owned by a third person (other than Directors / Shareholders), a rent agreement may also be required.
How to Register an LLP in India
- Step 1
Share your details and documents with us. Our team gets in touch, collects everything needed, and gets started immediately.
- Step 2
We apply for name reservation with the MCA and arrange your Class III Digital Signature Certificates — simultaneously, so there is no delay. - Step 3
Once the name is approved, we file your LLP incorporation application within 3 to 5 working days. MCA typically approves in 3 to 7 working days. - Step 4
Your Incorporation Certificate is issued. We draft and file the LLP Agreement in Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation — as required by law.
Advantages of Limited Liability Partnership
Separate Legal Entity:
- An LLP is an independent legal entity — completely separate from its partners. It can own assets, enter contracts, and borrow funds in its own name. Partners are liable only to the extent of their agreed capital contribution.
Perpetual Succession:
- An LLP continues to exist regardless of the death, retirement, or departure of any partner. Its existence is not tied to any individual — it continues until legally dissolved under the provisions of law.
Lesser Compliances:
- If your LLP has a turnover below Rs. 40 lakhs or capital contribution below Rs. 25 lakhs, a statutory audit is not required. This significantly reduces compliance costs — making LLP ideal for small businesses and early-stage startups.
Transferability:
- Ownership interest in an LLP can be transferred by introducing a new Designated Partner. Since an LLP is a separate legal entity, a partner change does not affect its operations or legal standing.
Ownership of Property:
- An LLP can purchase and hold property in its own name as a legal entity. The property belongs to the LLP — no individual partner can claim it as their own.
Limited Liability:
- Unlike a Partnership Firm or Proprietorship, partners in an LLP are not personally liable for the LLP’s debts. Each partner’s liability is limited — protecting personal assets in the event of a business dispute or default.
Capacity to sue and be sued:
- As an independent legal entity, an LLP can initiate or defend legal proceedings in its own name — just as any individual or company can.
Multiple Relationships:
- The same person can hold multiple roles within an LLP — as a partner, employee, or creditor — each governed by a separate and distinct legal relationship.
FAQs on Limited Liability Partnership
Minimum two persons are required to start a Limited Liability Partnership. There is no upper limit of members of a Limited Liability Partnership.
Any person of 18 years and above can become Designated Partner of a Limited Liability Partnership. An individual of any nationality can become a Designated Partner in a Limited Liability Partnership. However, minimum one of the Designated Partner of the Limited Liability Partnership should be Indian resident.
There is no minimum requirement of capital to start a Limited Liability Partnership. Partners are a liberty to contribute through their tangible or intangible assets also.
No. Limited Liability Partnerships are setup for carrying on lawful business for profit.
There has to be an official address of the Limited Liability Partnership where all communication is received. This can be any commercial or industrial premises or residence of any person.
No. You need not visit MCA office or our office to incorporate a Limited Liability Partnership. You have to just send scanned copies of required documents by e-mail. Certain documents which are required in physical format may be sent through courier. We also provide free pickup of documents in some areas.
We need address proof, identity proof and PAN Card of all the designated partners of the proposed LLP. PAN Card of designated partner who is not an Indian national is not required. NOC from the owner of the place which will be the office of the LLP is required with proof of ownership, identity and address from the owner. Business Adviser from Ofin will guide you on list of documents.
A: With Ofin, your LLP is typically incorporated within 10 to 15 working days — subject to MCA processing time and timely submission of your documents.
There is no fast-track option at the MCA — government processing time is the same for everyone. What we do is eliminate delays on our end. The faster you send us your documents, the faster we file. Timely submission from your side is the single biggest factor in speed.
It is compulsory to sign certain forms and documents using a signature which is in electronic form. This is called Digital Signature Certificate. Digital Signatures are issued for a price by different companies which are authorized by Government.
A: Every Designated Partner of an LLP must register with the MCA and obtain a unique identification number called a DPIN — Designated Partner Identification Number. The MCA allots this number on submission of the required details. Each person can hold only one DPIN.
Yes, subject to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) guidelines, a non-resident Indians or foreign nationals can become Designated Partners of Limited Liability Partnership.
A: Yes. You can convert a Partnership Firm to an LLP — and it comes with significant advantages including limited liability and a separate legal identity. You can also convert a Private Limited Company to an LLP, though this conversion may result in the loss of certain benefits such as funding eligibility and tax incentives. Speak to our team before deciding — we will help you evaluate the right path for your business.
