Overview
A Limited Liability Partnership combines partnership flexibility with limited liability. Registration is filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs through professionals authorised to certify the filings.
We coordinate between you and those professionals and keep you updated on each step.
Who needs it
- Professionals and consultants forming a firm
- Small business owners who want limited liability
- Partners who want a lighter compliance structure than a company
- Existing partnerships exploring conversion
Requirements
A general checklist. The exact list depends on your case and we confirm it when you enquire.
- PAN and address proof of all designated partners
- Passport-size photographs
- Registered office proof and owner's no-objection letter
- Proposed LLP names
- Digital Signature Certificates for partners
Please do not send documents over open channels. We will tell you how to share them securely once you enquire. Never share OTPs, passwords or PINs with anyone, including us.
Process
- Enquire and tell us about partners and business
- We help check name options
- Documents are collected securely
- Filings are made by the authorised professional
- Certificate of Incorporation, then PAN/TAN and bank account guidance
Charges
Jaykar Solutions fee
Professional fee quoted upfront.
Government, statutory & third-party fees
Government fees, stamp duty (varies by state), DSC costs and professional certification fees are separate.
Frequently asked questions
How many partners are needed?
At least two, of whom two must be designated partners.
LLP or private limited company?
It depends on funding plans and compliance appetite. We explain the differences.
Is an audit mandatory?
It depends on turnover and contribution thresholds in the law.
What about annual filings?
LLPs must file annual returns. We can coordinate them as ongoing support.
Can foreigners be partners?
Yes, subject to the applicable rules.
Disclaimer
Eligibility, approval and processing times depend on the relevant authority or provider, and we cannot guarantee them. This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. See our Terms & Disclaimer.