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What is Limited Liability Partnership?

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) was first introduced in the Limited Liability Partnership Act of 2008. The reason it was introduced was to provide a form of businesses that was easy to maintain and it helped owners by providing them with limited liability.

The advantage of opting for a Limited Liability Partnership over the traditional Partnership Firm is that an LLP gives each partner limited liability. This means that one partner is not responsible for the conduct and negligence of another partner. This is similar to what shareholders enjoy. Another feature is that in an LLP, all partners have the right to manage the business directly.

Registering an LLP is one of the most easiest process in India. The compliance and procedures are simple and take a short time to complete. This is the prime reason that many are opting for this kind of business, especially small and micro business. It helps customers complete the process in 20 days and assures them of quality service. For more details, book a service with us today and our professional will help you take the procedure of an LLP forward.

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Documents Required:

To be submitted by Partners

  •  Scanned copy of PAN Card or Passport (Foreign Nationals & NRIs)
  •  Scanned copy of Voter's ID/Passport/Driver's License
  •  Scanned copy of Latest Bank Statement/Telephone or Mobile Bill/Electricity or Gas Bill
  •  Scanned passport-sized photograph
  •  Specimen signature (blank document with signature [partners only])
Note: Any one of the partners must self-attest the first three documents. In case of foreign nationals and NRIs, all the documents must be notarised

For the registered office

  •  Scanned copy of Latest Bank Statement/Telephone or Mobile Bill/Electricity or Gas Bill
  •  Scanned copy of Notarised Rental Agreement in English
  •  Scanned copy of No-objection Certificate from property owner
  •  Scanned copy of Sale Deed/Property Deed in English (in case of owned property)
Note: Your registered office need not be a commercial space; it can be your residence, too.