LLP Registration: Complete Guide, Process & Pricing

Shared ownership with limited liability protection, lower compliance than a private limited company, and no minimum capital requirement. Ideal for professional and services-led businesses.

Why this matters

Lower compliance burden. Fewer statutory filings and meetings compared to a private limited company.

No minimum capital needed. Start your LLP with whatever capital contribution the partners agree on.

Limited liability protection. Partners' personal assets stay protected from business liabilities.

Flexible management. Partners can define roles and profit-sharing through the LLP agreement.

Separate legal entity. The LLP can own property and enter contracts in its own name.

Who this applies to

• Minimum 2 designated partners (individuals or corporate bodies)
• At least one designated partner must be an Indian resident
• All partners must be at least 18 years old
• No prior disqualification under the LLP Act, 2008
• A registered office address in India

What you'll need to get started

• PAN card of all designated partners
• Aadhaar card or passport as identity proof
• Recent bank statement or utility bill (address proof)
• Passport-size photograph of each partner
• Proof of registered office (rent agreement / NOC / utility bill)

How the process works

1. Share your details. Tell us your proposed LLP name and the designated partners involved.

2. Name approval & DPIN. We reserve your LLP name and apply for DPIN and DSC for all partners.

3. LLP agreement & filing. Your LLP agreement is drafted and Form FiLLiP is filed with the MCA.

4. Certificate delivered. Receive your Certificate of Incorporation, LLPIN, PAN and TAN.

What it costs

Complete LLP incorporation, in one fixed fee. Pricing starts from ₹2,899. Government fee: at actuals, billed separately.

Common questions

How is an LLP different from a private limited company?

An LLP has fewer compliance requirements and no minimum capital rule, but is generally less attractive to equity investors than a private limited company.

Can an LLP be converted to a private limited company later?

Yes, an LLP can be converted to a private limited company as your business grows and needs external funding.

Is GST registration required for an LLP?

Only if your turnover crosses the GST threshold or you're engaged in interstate supply — we can help you check and register if needed.

How many partners does an LLP need?

A minimum of two designated partners is required; there's no upper limit on the number of partners.

What is a DPIN?

A Designated Partner Identification Number, a unique ID required for every designated partner, similar to a DIN for company directors.