Register Your Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in 5 Simple Steps

All the flexibility of a partnership. All the protection of a company. An LLP gives you the best of both worlds — partners run the business directly, liabilities stay limited, and compliance stays simple. We handle every form, filing, and follow-up — so you can focus on building your business from Day 1.

Step 1: Set Up Partners & Management

The right people. The right structure. From day one.

An LLP is built around partners — and every partner's role needs to be clearly defined from the start.

• Partners: Minimum 2 (no upper limit)
• Designated Partners: Minimum 2 (responsible for legal compliance; at least 1 must be an Indian resident)
• Body Corporate: Can be a partner, but must appoint an individual as its nominee
• Paid-up Capital: No minimum requirement

We secure Designated Partner Identification Numbers (DPINs) for all designated partners and help you draft a watertight LLP Agreement that defines profit sharing, roles, responsibilities, and exit terms.

💡 Who qualifies? Any individual or body corporate can be a partner in an LLP. However, designated partners must be individuals, and at least one must be resident in India.

Step 2: Get Your LLP Registered

Make it official — the smart way.

This is where your LLP comes to life. We help you:

• Choose a unique name ending in "LLP" or "Limited Liability Partnership" that clears MCA guidelines
• Draft and file the LLP Agreement — the founding document that governs your partnership
• File everything through the government portal on your behalf

Once approved, you receive:

⚠️ Important: The LLP Agreement must be filed with the MCA within 30 days of incorporation. Missing this deadline attracts penalties. We ensure it's filed on time.

Step 3: Commence Business Operations

You're registered — now let's get moving.

Unlike companies, an LLP does not require a separate Commencement of Business declaration. Once incorporated, you can begin operations immediately. Here's what to do first:

1. Open a current bank account in the LLP's name
2. Partners contribute their agreed capital as per the LLP Agreement
3. Obtain applicable business registrations — GST, MSME, trade licences, etc. (we handle these too)

We guide you through every post-registration step so there are no surprises once you're up and running.

Step 4: Stay Compliant with Annual Filings

Once a year, every year — no exceptions.

LLPs have fewer compliance requirements than companies — but what's required is strictly enforced. Even with zero activity, filings are mandatory. Here's what's due every year:

• File Statement of Accounts & Solvency (Form 8) (within 30 days of 6 months from financial year end)
• File the Annual Return (Form 11) (within 60 days of financial year end)
• File Income Tax Return (audit mandatory if turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs or contribution exceeds ₹25 lakhs)
• Maintain books of accounts for each financial year

💡 LLP Advantage: No mandatory AGM, no mandatory board meetings, no mandatory audit below threshold limits — significantly lighter compliance than a Private or Public Limited Company.

Deadlines are firm and penalties for late filing escalate quickly. We track every date and file on time, every time.

Documents You'll Need

Getting your documents ready upfront keeps the process smooth and fast.

👤 For Each Partner & Designated Partner

🏢 For the Registered Office

📋 For the LLP Agreement

🏦 For Bank Account & Operations