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Have your Limited Liability Partnership formally registered and start enjoying the benefits of both a partnership and a limited liability company.

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Registering LLP in India online is now an easy task, thanks to FinnacBiz. The process is completely online, safe and hassle free. To guarantee that your papers are always secure, FinnacBiz implements the greatest security protocols available in the market.

  • Passport or PAN card (foreign nationals or NRIs)

  • Voter ID, passport, driver's licence, and Aadhar card

  • Recent bank statement, phone, mobile, power, and gas bills

  • Passport size photos of the partners

  • A blank document with sample signature

  • One of the partners must self-attest the first three documents

  • All documentation for NRIs or foreign nationals must be apostilled or notarised

  • Utility costs

  • English rental agreement notarized

  • English property deed or sale deed with owner's letter of no objection

    FinnacBiz's LLP registration online procedure is damn easy! Now start your own LLP in India in just 3 easy steps.

    FAQ's

    Yes, it is required to register an LLP on the Ministry of Corporate (MCA) webportal. To be a recognised legal body, an LLP must register under the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Act.

    No, a business created in accordance with the Companies Act of 2013 needs to have a MOA and Articles of Association (AOA). The LLP agreement governs the LLP, not the MOA or AOA. Consequently, an LLP is not required to write the MOA and AOA. It must draft the LLP agreement

    Yes, it is required to register an LLP on the Ministry of Corporate (MCA) web. To be a recognised legal body, an LLP must register under the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Act

    A limited liability partnership with less than ₹1 lakh in capital must be formed with ₹500. The incorporation charge for a limited liability partnership with a capital contribution of more than ₹15,000 but less than ₹55,000 is ₹2,000.

    Private limited companies are therefore favourable in terms of ownership and management attributes. In an LLP, there is no clear distinction between owners and management. In an LLP, the partners own the entity and are in charge of managing it.

    Initially, the GST Act required LLPs with an annual revenue of more than ₹20 lakhs to register as taxable companies. The capital for LLPs trading in products was increased to ₹40 lakhs as of 1 April 2019. However, the barrier amount for LLPs that offer services is still set at ₹20 lakhs.

    Yes, the form FiLLiP may also be signed by an attorney or a cost accountant. Devoid of a CA or CS attestation, it is therefore conceivable to register an LLP without a CA.