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LLP Registration

Partner up, with the protection of an LLP.

A Limited Liability Partnership combines the operational flexibility of a partnership with the liability protection of a company. Each partner's liability is limited to their agreed contribution — personal assets stay untouched even if the business runs into debt or a fellow partner's misconduct.

It's the structure most consultancies, law firms, CA practices, and professional services businesses choose over a Private Limited Company — lighter compliance, no mandatory audit below the prescribed threshold, and profit-sharing terms you set yourselves in the LLP Agreement. Our experts handle DPIN, name approval, the agreement, and incorporation filing end to end.

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LLP Agreement Governed by the Limited Liability Partnership Act
Partner A Designated Partner
Partner B Designated Partner
Profit Sharing50 : 50
LiabilityLimited to Contribution
StatusActive
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Structure

What makes an LLP different?

An LLP borrows the best of both worlds — a partnership's flexibility and a company's liability shield. Here's what defines the structure.

Limited Liability Protection

Each partner's liability is capped at their agreed contribution to the LLP — personal assets stay protected from business debts and from another partner's independent misconduct.

Separate Legal Entity

The LLP can own property, sign contracts, and sue or be sued independently of its partners.

Minimum 2 Partners

Requires at least two designated partners to incorporate, with at least one resident.

No Upper Partner Limit

Unlike a private company, there's no cap on the total number of partners an LLP can have.

Governed by the LLP Agreement

Partners define profit-sharing, roles, and internal rules themselves, rather than relying on rigid statutory defaults.

No Minimum Capital

There's no statutory minimum contribution required — start with whatever capital suits your practice.

Flexible Profit Sharing

Profits and losses are split exactly as partners agree, instead of strictly by capital contribution.

Perpetual Succession

The LLP continues to exist regardless of a partner joining, retiring, or passing away.

The Process

How to register an LLP, step by step

Here's exactly what happens between deciding on an LLP and holding your Certificate of Incorporation.

Obtain DSC for Partners

Every designated partner gets a Digital Signature Certificate, needed to sign filings electronically.

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Apply for DPIN

Each designated partner is allotted a Designated Partner Identification Number before any filing begins.

Reserve the LLP Name

We check availability and reserve a unique name with the registrar, clear of existing LLPs and trademarks.

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Draft the LLP Agreement

We draft the agreement covering profit-sharing, roles, and responsibilities between partners.

File the Incorporation Form

The incorporation application, along with partner and office documents, is filed with the registrar.

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Certificate, PAN & TAN

Once approved, you receive your Certificate of Incorporation along with PAN and TAN for the LLP.

Eligibility

Who can register an LLP?

The requirements are minimal by design — LLPs were built to be an accessible structure for professionals and small teams.

Minimum 2 Designated Partners

At least two designated partners are required, with no upper limit on total partners.

One Resident Partner

At least one designated partner must be a resident of the country of incorporation.

Registered Office Address

A valid office address in the country of incorporation, residential or commercial.

Valid Identity & Address Proof

Government-issued ID and address proof for every designated partner.

Unique LLP Name

A proposed name that isn't identical or deceptively similar to an existing LLP, company, or trademark.

No Prior Disqualification

Partners must not be disqualified due to past non-compliance or insolvency proceedings.

Paperwork

Documents you'll need for LLP registration

Gathering these from every designated partner upfront speeds up filing considerably.

PAN Card

Of every designated partner

Aadhaar Card

For identity verification

Passport

For foreign partners, if applicable

Address Proof

Bank statement or utility bill

Photograph

Recent passport-size photo

Registered Office Proof

Rent agreement or title deed

Utility Bill

Recent electricity or water bill

NOC from Owner

If the office is a rented premises

Why It's Worth It

What LLP registration actually buys you

Beyond the legal formality, an LLP changes what your practice can do and how protected every partner is while doing it.

Limited Liability

Partners' personal assets stay protected

Separate Legal Entity

The LLP owns assets and sues in its own name

Lower Compliance Load

Fewer statutory filings than a Pvt Ltd company

No Mandatory Audit*

Unless turnover or contribution crosses the threshold

Flexible Management

Partners structure roles exactly as they choose

Tax Efficiency

No dividend distribution tax on profit shares

Perpetual Succession

Continues regardless of partner changes

Easy Partner Changes

Add or exit partners without disrupting the LLP

After Registration

Staying compliant, year after year

Incorporation is the start, not the finish — here's what keeps your LLP in good standing afterward.

Annual Return (Form 11)

Filed with the registrar every financial year

Annual

Statement of Accounts & Solvency

Declares the LLP's financial position each year

Annual

Income Tax Return

Filed by the statutory due date every year

Annual

GST Compliance

Regular returns if the LLP is GST-registered

Ongoing

Accounting & Bookkeeping

Transaction records maintained continuously

Ongoing

Audit

Required only above the turnover/contribution threshold

Conditional
Why Hisho & Kanri

LLP registration, handled by people who do this daily

We've filed enough LLP incorporations across India, Singapore, and Malaysia to know exactly where things usually go wrong — and how to avoid it.

Experienced Professionals

Chartered accountants and company secretaries who file LLP incorporations every week.

Fast Processing

Documents reviewed and filed without the back-and-forth delays.

Affordable Pricing

Transparent packages with no hidden government-fee surprises.

Transparent Process

You see every filing and status update, not just a final certificate.

Dedicated Support

One point of contact from your first call through incorporation and beyond.

Secure Documentation

Your identity and partnership documents handled under strict confidentiality.

FAQ

Common questions about LLP registration

Can't find your question here? Use the form alongside this page and we'll answer it directly.

It's a hybrid structure where partners run the business together but are only liable up to their agreed contribution, not personally for the LLP's debts.

An LLP has lighter compliance and no shares to issue, making it simpler to run — but it's less suited to raising equity funding than a Pvt Ltd company.

A minimum of two designated partners is required, with no upper limit on the total number of partners.

No — there's no statutory minimum contribution required to form an LLP.

Identity proof, address proof, a photograph, and registered office proof for every designated partner — see the Documents section above.

Typically around 7 working days once DPIN, name approval, and documents are all in order.

Yes, subject to additional documentation and at least one resident designated partner on board.

Only if annual turnover or partner contribution crosses the prescribed threshold — most early-stage LLPs are exempt.

Form 11 annual return, the Statement of Accounts & Solvency, an income tax return, and GST returns where applicable — see the Compliance section above.

Because we handle LLP incorporations daily across three countries, keep you informed at every filing stage, and stay on for compliance long after incorporation is done.