The smart structure forprofessional firms and partnerships.

Complete LLP registration — name reservation, DPIN and DSC for designated partners, LLP Agreement drafting, FiLLiP filing, and Certificate of Incorporation from the MCA.

LLP AgreementLimited LiabilityName ReservationFiLLiP Filing
Rs 8,999+
Starting Price
5 Steps
End-to-End Process
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What we handle for you

We manage every step of LLP registration — from name search and DPIN procurement to LLP Agreement drafting and post-incorporation guidance.

Name Search & Reservation

We file the RUN-LLP application on the MCA portal for name approval — checking availability and advising on naming strategy.

DPIN & DSC for Partners

We obtain Digital Signature Certificates and Designated Partner Identification Numbers for all designated partners.

LLP Agreement Drafting

We draft a comprehensive LLP Agreement covering capital contributions, profit sharing, rights, duties, and exit provisions for all partners.

FiLLiP Filing & Certificate

We file the FiLLiP incorporation form with all documents and obtain the Certificate of Incorporation and LLPIN from MCA.

The LLP Registration Process

Five steps from name reservation to your LLP Certificate of Incorporation.

01

Name Reservation

We file the RUN-LLP application on the MCA portal for name approval.

02

DSC & DPIN for Partners

Digital Signature Certificates and Designated Partner Identification Numbers are obtained for all designated partners.

03

LLP Agreement Drafted

We draft a comprehensive LLP Agreement covering contributions, profit sharing, rights, and duties of all partners.

04

Incorporation Filing

FiLLiP form is filed with MCA along with all required documents and the LLP Agreement.

05

Certificate of Incorporation

MCA issues the Certificate of Incorporation and LLP Identification Number (LLPIN).

Legal Framework

LLPs in India are governed by the LLP Act, 2008 — a distinct legal framework separate from both partnership law and company law.

Primary Law

Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008

Governs formation, management, liability, and dissolution of LLPs in India.

Procedural Rules

LLP Rules, 2009

Prescribes the forms, procedures, and requirements for LLP registration and compliance.

Tax Law

Income Tax Act, 1961

LLPs are taxed like partnership firms — at 30% on profits, with no Dividend Distribution Tax. Partners' share of profit is exempt in their hands.

Not Applicable

Indian Partnership Act, 1932

LLPs are governed exclusively by the LLP Act — partnership law does not apply to LLPs.

Client Success Stories

“We registered our CA firm as an LLP and LegalKonnect handled everything perfectly. The LLP Agreement was comprehensive and the registration was done within the expected timeline.”

KM
Karthik Menon
Kochi

“Converting our existing partnership to an LLP. The team guided us through every step, drafted a detailed LLP Agreement, and the conversion was smooth. Highly professional service.”

PG
Priya Gupta
Delhi

Frequently Asked Questions

Stamp Duty Not Included

Government stamp duty charges apply to registered documents and vary by state. These are paid directly to the government and are not part of our service fee. Your advocate will confirm the applicable amount for your state before any document is executed.

In a traditional partnership, partners have unlimited personal liability — creditors can recover from personal assets. In an LLP, liability is limited to each partner's agreed contribution. An LLP also has a separate legal identity — it can own assets and sue in its own name.
Yes. An LLP can be converted to a Private Limited Company under the Companies Act, 2013. This is commonly done when the LLP grows and needs to raise equity capital or bring in institutional investors.
Annual compliances include filing of Annual Return (Form-11), Statement of Accounts (Form-8), and income tax return. LLPs with turnover above Rs. 40 lakhs or capital above Rs. 25 lakhs must also get their accounts audited.
Yes. Both individuals and companies (including foreign companies) can be partners in an LLP. However, every LLP must have at least two designated partners who are individuals, and at least one must be a resident of India.