LLP REGISTRATION SERVICES IN AGRA - RUCHI DAWAR
Registering a
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India involves a structured legal
process under the LLP Act, 2008. The procedure includes obtaining Digital
Signature Certificates (DSC), Director Identification Numbers (DIN), name
approval, filing incorporation documents, and executing the LLP
Agreement. LLPs are popular because they combine the flexibility of
partnerships with the limited liability of companies, making them ideal for
startups, professionals, and SMEs.
What is an LLP?
- Definition:
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a hybrid structure combining the
benefits of a partnership and a private limited company.
- Key Features:
- Separate legal entity.
- Minimum two partners
required; no maximum limit.
- Partners’ liability limited
to their contribution.
- Governed by the LLP Act,
2008.
- Lower compliance burden
compared to companies.
Step-by-Step
Procedure for LLP Registration in India
1. Obtain
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Required for all designated
partners to sign electronic documents on the MCA portal.
- Issued by
government-recognized certifying authorities.
- Documents needed: PAN card,
Aadhaar card, photo, email, and phone number.
2. Apply for
Director Identification Number (DIN/DPIN)
- Each designated partner must
have a DIN (or DPIN for LLPs).
- Application made online via
MCA portal.
3. Name
Reservation
- File RUN-LLP (Reserve
Unique Name) form on MCA portal.
- Ensure name complies with MCA
guidelines and is not identical to existing companies/LLPs.
- Up to two names can be
proposed.
4. Filing
Incorporation Form (FiLLiP)
- FiLLiP = Form for
Incorporation of LLP.
- Filed with Registrar of
Companies (ROC).
- Includes details of partners,
registered office, and contribution.
- DIN can also be allotted
through FiLLiP if not already obtained.
5. LLP Agreement
- Must be executed within 30
days of incorporation.
- Defines rights, duties, and
obligations of partners.
- Filed in Form 3 on MCA
portal.
- Needs to be printed on stamp
paper (value depends on state stamp duty laws).
6. Certificate
of Incorporation
- Issued by ROC after successful
filing.
- Confirms LLP’s legal
existence.
Comparison: LLP
vs Private Limited Company
|
Feature |
LLP |
Private
Limited Company |
|
Minimum
Members |
2 partners |
2
shareholders, 2 directors |
|
Liability |
Limited to
contribution |
Limited to
shares |
|
Compliance |
Low (annual
filing only) |
High (board
meetings, audits) |
|
|

