Separate Legal Entity
An LLP is a separate legal entity from the partners in it. It has an uninterrupted existence
that follows perpetual succession, i.e., the partners might leave, but the business
remains. The terms of dissolution have to be mutually agreed upon for the firm to
dissolve.
Flexible Agreement
Transferring the ownership of an LLP is also simple. A person can easily be inducted as
designated partner in LLP and the ownership is transferred to them.
Suitable For Small Business
LLPs having a capital amount less than ?25 lakhs and turnover below ?40 lakhs per year do
not require any formal audits. This makes registering as an LLP beneficial for small
businesses and startups.
LLP Registration Requirements and Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for LLP company registration in india, one should meet the following
criteria:
- At least two partners are required to form a Limited Liability Partnership in India (no upper limit)
- If a body corporate is a partner, a natural person must be nominated to represent it
- Each partner must have an agreed contribution towards the shared capital
- LLP should have an authorized capital of at least ?1 lakh
- At least one designated partner should be an Indian resident.
Documents Required for LLP Registration
The documents required for LLP registration are as follows:
The partners has to provide the following documents:
- PAN card or passport (foreign nationals or NRIs)
- Aadhar card/ voter's ID/ passport/ driving license
- Latest bank statement/ telephone bill/ mobile bill/ electricity bill/ gas bill
- Passport-size photograph
- Blank document with specimen signature.
Note: One partner must self-attest the first three documents. In the case of foreign
nationals or NRIs, all the documents must be notarised (if currently in India or a noncommonwealth country) or apostilled (if from a commonwealth country).
For the registered office:
- Utility bills
- Notarized rental agreement in English
- No-objection certificate from the property owner
- Sale deed/property deed in English (in case of owned property).
How to Register an LLP in India?
You can register LLP through AccuFin Solutions. While we make LLP registration online a
simple 3-step process for you, the actual registration process is elaborate and is explained
below for your knowledge:
Step 1: Obtaining DSC And DIN
All the forms that need to be submitted online require the directors' DSC. So, the first
step in the process is to get DSCs and DINs for 2 partners. We collect the necessary
information from you and file it on your behalf.
Step 2: Application For Name Approval
Simultaneously, we check if the name you want to register under is available and reserve
it for your LLP. You can check for name availability in the MCA portal.
The approval of the name will be made by the registrar only if the central government
does not deem it undesirable. The name should not hold any resemblance to any of the
existing partnership firms, LLPs, trademarks, or body corporates.
Step 3: LLP Agreement
The next step is to draft the LLP agreement and other documents for registration. An LLP
agreement is very crucial in a limited liability partnership as it determines the mutual
rights and duties amongst the partners, and between the LLP and the partners. Thus, our
experts take utmost care in drafting this agreement.
The partners enter into the LLP agreement upon registering the LLP by filing Form 3 online
on the MCA portal. This procedure has to be done within 30 days of the date of
incorporation.
Step 4: LLP Incorporation Certificate
Our team will file the necessary forms and documents with the registrar. Once the
registrar approves all the forms and documents, you get your LLP incorporation certificate
and are almost set for running your business.
Step 5: Apply for Your PAN, TAN, & Bank Account
As soon as you get the incorporation certificate, we will apply for the PAN, TAN, and bank
account for your LLP.
Time Taken for LLP Registration
The time taken to register a limited liability partnership India depends on receiving the
required paperwork and verifying that all applicable LLP Act provisions have been
followed. The Registrar will register the LLP, at most 14 days after Form-2 is filed, and
issue a certificate of incorporation in Form-16.