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LLP Registration in Delhi NCR

An LLP gives partners limited liability with lighter compliance than a company. We prepare the LLP agreement and file the incorporation forms for businesses and professional firms across Delhi NCR.

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  • Delhi NCR, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
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2Partners, minimum
2Designated partners, one resident in India
30Days to file the LLP agreement

What is an LLP and how is it registered?

A Limited Liability Partnership is a legal entity where each partner's liability is limited to their agreed contribution. It is registered online with the MCA using the FiLLiP form, after name reservation and DPIN allotment. The LLP agreement is filed within 30 days of incorporation.

Guide

LLP Registration: what you should know

How an LLP differs from a company

A Limited Liability Partnership combines partnership flexibility with limited liability. Partners are generally not personally liable for the LLP's debts beyond their agreed contribution, and the LLP is a separate legal entity. It is governed by the LLP Act, 2008 and the LLP agreement you sign.

LLPs suit professional firms, consultancies and small businesses. They cannot issue shares, so they are a weaker fit if you plan equity funding from venture investors.

Documents and structure

You need at least two designated partners, with at least one resident in India. Each needs a DPIN and a Digital Signature Certificate. The registered office needs address proof and an owner NOC.

The LLP agreement sets profit sharing, capital contribution, powers and exit rules. It must be filed within 30 days of incorporation. A well-drafted agreement prevents disputes later, so we tailor it to your partners instead of reusing a template.

Annual obligations

Every LLP files Form 11 (annual return) and Form 8 (statement of account and solvency) each year, whatever its turnover. Income tax returns are separate. An LLP whose turnover or contribution crosses the prescribed limits also needs an audit.

Missing these filings attracts a fee for every day of delay, with no upper cap, so a dormant LLP can build large penalties quietly.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Treating the LLP agreement as a formality instead of agreeing exit and dispute terms
  • Not filing Form 11 and Form 8 for a dormant LLP
  • Forgetting to update the ROC when partners or the address change
  • Choosing an LLP when the plan is to raise equity investment
General information based on the law as we understand it today. Rules, rates and due dates change, so confirm your own case with a Chartered Accountant.

Who it is for

Who needs LLP Registration?

1

Professional firms such as CAs, lawyers, architects and consultants

2

Small businesses that want limited liability without company-level compliance

3

Family businesses with two or more partners

4

Joint ventures with a simple profit-sharing structure

Documents required for LLP Registration

  • PAN and Aadhaar of every partner
  • Passport-size photographs, email and mobile number
  • Address proof of each partner
  • Registered office proof with owner NOC if rented
  • Digital Signature Certificate of the designated partners

Timeline and fees

Usually 7 to 12 working days with complete documents.

The fee depends on the scope, the volume of work and the timeline. We share a written scope and fee before we start, and there are no hidden charges.

Our process

How we handle LLP Registration

Every step is handled by our team, with updates at each stage.

  1. 1

    DSC and DPIN

    Digital signatures and Designated Partner Identification Numbers for the partners.

  2. 2

    Name reservation

    LLP name approved by the MCA.

  3. 3

    File FiLLiP

    Incorporation form filed with the registered office details.

  4. 4

    LLP agreement

    Profit sharing, roles and exit terms drafted and filed in Form 3.

  5. 5

    PAN, TAN and bank account

    We help you complete the registrations needed to start trading.

FAQ

LLP Registration: frequently asked questions

Is an LLP better than a Private Limited company?

An LLP suits professional firms and small businesses that want limited liability with lighter compliance. A Private Limited company suits businesses that plan to raise equity funding or issue shares.

Does an LLP need an audit?

An LLP must be audited if its turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or its contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh. Below those limits, audit is not mandatory.

What are the annual filings for an LLP?

Every LLP files Form 11 (annual return) and Form 8 (statement of account and solvency) with the MCA, plus its income tax return.

Can a company be a partner in an LLP?

Yes. A body corporate can be a partner, and it must appoint an individual as its nominee to act as designated partner.

Is an LLP better than a Private Limited company?

It depends. An LLP has lighter compliance and no audit below prescribed limits, while a Private Limited company is better for equity funding and ESOPs.

Can an LLP convert to a company later?

Yes. An LLP can convert into a company under the Companies Act, subject to conditions.

How many partners can an LLP have?

A minimum of two designated partners. There is no maximum.

Get in touch

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