LLP registration in India is filed online on the MCA portal through FiLLiP, and gives a separate legal entity in which partners are not liable for each other's acts. It needs at least 2 partners, 2 of them designated partners. We handle the name, the FiLLiP filing and the LLP agreement, and tell you plainly what each government charge depends on.
A limited liability partnership (LLP) is a separate legal entity with perpetual succession. It owns assets and contracts in its own name. A partner is not liable for the acts of the other partners, which is what separates an LLP from an ordinary partnership firm, where partners are personally liable for the firm's debts.
At least 2 partners: An LLP needs a minimum of 2 partners and has no maximum.
The structures professionals and small businesses usually weigh.
We do not print a single figure here because the amounts depend on your contribution and your state, and published fee tables for LLPs differ. We confirm each one before we file.
Choose the group that matches each partner and the office.
The official sequence on the MCA portal, with where StampMitra helps.
We have no official approval time to quote, so we do not promise one. These are the dates that run from events or from the year end.
Enter the incorporation date on your certificate.
These are the usual causes of a returned or delayed application, based on common filing practice rather than an official MCA list.
StampMitra is a filing assistance platform. We are not the government and not a law firm.
At least 2. There is no maximum number of partners.
Yes. An LLP needs at least 2 designated partners who are individuals, and at least one of them must be resident in India under the LLP Act, meaning 120 days or more in India in the financial year.
Form 3 is filed with the Registrar within 30 days of incorporation, and again within 30 days of any change to the agreement.
Only above limits set on the LLP's contribution and turnover. We confirm the current limits and whether your LLP is above them.
Form 11 (annual return) and Form 8 (statement of account and solvency) every year, and an income-tax return in ITR-5.
Yes. A company can be a partner, but a designated partner must be an individual. Foreign participation follows FEMA and sector rules.
No. An LLP cannot issue equity shares or employee stock options. If you expect equity funding, a private limited company is the usual route.
Only if your turnover crosses the GST limit or your supplies make registration compulsory. It is not part of incorporation, though you can apply alongside.
Yes, through the conversion route under the LLP Act: Form 17 for a partnership firm and Form 18 for a private or unlisted public company, with the consent of partners, shareholders and creditors. It has its own documents, different from a fresh incorporation; choose the conversion option in our form and we review your case and quote.
An LLP is a separate legal entity registered with the MCA, and partners are not liable for each other's acts. A partnership firm has no separate identity and partners are personally liable.