Professional and advisory practices
Suitable for eligible professionals and consulting businesses that want clearly defined partner responsibilities.
Business Registration
Start your Limited Liability Partnership with roles clearly defined.
Understand how an LLP fits the partnership, organise partner records and begin with a clearer operating and compliance foundation.
Who It May Suit
Consider an LLP when partnership flexibility matters.
The appropriate structure depends on the number of founders, funding plans, compliance capacity, business activity and intended operating model.
Good to knowBusinesses planning equity investment
A Private Limited Company may be more suitable where share-based investment or venture funding is a central requirement.
Service-based businesses
Useful for agencies, consultancies and service firms operating through two or more active partners.
Structured family businesses
May support family-managed businesses where ownership, contribution and profit-sharing arrangements need documentation.
Registration Process
Define the partnership.Align the records.Register the LLP.
Business and partner review
Understand the proposed activity, partners, designated partners, contribution and operating responsibilities.
Document collection
Collect and review partner identity, address and registered-office documents.
Application preparation
Prepare the incorporation information, partner details, declarations and linked filing requirements.
Submission and follow-up
Submit the incorporation application and address any observations or additional requirements raised during review.
Registration handover
Share the approved records and explain immediate post-registration responsibilities.
Documents RequiredPrepare partner, office and business information.
The exact document set may vary depending on the partners, registered office, proposed contribution and regulatory review.
Partner and designated-partner documents
- Identity proof
- Address proof
- PAN or applicable tax identification
- Recent photograph
- Email address and mobile number
- Digital signature information where applicable
Registered office documents
- Address proof for the premises
- Recent utility bill where applicable
- Owner consent or no-objection document where required
Business and partnership information
- Proposed LLP names
- Main business activities
- Partner contribution details
- Proposed profit-sharing arrangement
- Partner and designated-partner responsibilities
WHAT TO EXPECT
A clear exchange from your information to the final outcome.
You provide
Partner and designated-partner documents
Registered office documents
Business and partnership information
We handle
Business and partner review
Document collection
Application preparation
You receive
Certificate of Incorporation
LLP identification details
LLP agreement support
Frequently Asked Questions
Important questions before registering an LLP.
An LLP is a registered business structure with a legal identity separate from its partners. Its internal relationship is generally governed through an LLP agreement.
It may suit professional practices, consultancies, agencies and partner-led businesses that want operational flexibility with a limited liability framework.
An LLP must maintain the minimum number of partners and designated partners required under the law applicable at the time.
Build It Right
Start with a partnership structure aligned with how you plan to work.
Share the proposed partners, business activity, contribution arrangement and long-term direction. We will help you understand whether an LLP is appropriate for your business.