Private Limited Company
The preferred structure for startups that plan to raise funds and scale.
Combine the flexibility of a partnership with the protection of limited liability. We register your LLP and draft the LLP agreement – fully online.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a flexible business structure that combines the advantages of a partnership and a private limited company. It offers limited liability protection to partners while maintaining ease of operation with minimal compliance requirements.
Thinking of starting a business with a structured yet flexible approach? A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) offers the best of both worlds—limited liability protection like a company and operational flexibility like a partnership. With minimal compliance, no minimum capital requirement, and tax benefits, LLPs are ideal for startups, SMEs, and professional firms.
At NevoLegal, we ensure a smooth LLP registration process, handling everything from name approval to compliance guidance. Plan your business wisely—choose the right structure and start strong!
Certificate of Incorporation – Legal proof of your LLP’s existence.
LLP Agreement – Defines the structure and rules of your LLP.
DIN & DSC for Partners – Essential for LLP management and compliance.
PAN & TAN Registration – Required for taxation and legal compliance.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a hybrid business structure that combines the operational flexibility of a traditional partnership with the limited liability advantage of a company. Introduced under the LLP Act, 2008, it allows partners to manage the business directly while limiting their personal liability to the extent of their contribution.
An LLP is best suited for service-based businesses, professional firms, consultants, startups, and small enterprises looking for a low-compliance legal structure with strong credibility.
Step 1: Partner Details & Name Selection
Collect basic details of proposed partners and suggest names for the LLP. Name approval is applied via the MCA portal.
Step 2: Digital Signatures (DSC)
All designated partners must have valid DSCs to sign digital forms.
Step 3: DIN Application
Apply for or verify Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for all partners.
Step 4: LLP Name Approval
We file the RUN-LLP form to reserve your preferred LLP name with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Step 5: LLP Incorporation Filing
We draft and file the incorporation documents (FiLLiP Form) with MCA.
Step 6: LLP Agreement Filing
The LLP Agreement is prepared and filed within 30 days of incorporation, defining partner roles and business structure.
Step 7: Get Certificate of Incorporation
Once approved, you’ll receive your LLP’s Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, and TAN.
1. Share Your Details
Fill out a simple form with your business name, partner details, and proposed activity.
2. Get Expert Guidance
Our team reviews your inputs and advises on name availability, compliance, and documentation.
3. We Handle Documentation
We prepare all required drafts and forms — including incorporation documents and LLP Agreement.
4. Online Filing with MCA
All filings are submitted through the MCA portal after proper verification.
5. Your LLP is Ready
You’ll receive the Certificate of Incorporation and other essential documents to begin operations.
After you purchase, log in to My Account → My Services and upload each document below. Scanned copies or clear phone photos (PDF, JPG or PNG) are fine. Your files are stored privately and seen only by your assigned expert.
Start by filling out our quick online form with basic information such as proposed LLP name, business activity, and details of the partners.
Our legal team will check for name availability and guide you on the best naming options, compliance steps, and documentation.
We assist in obtaining Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) and Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for all designated partners — both mandatory for LLP registration.
We prepare and file the FiLLiP form and other required documents with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
The preferred LLP name is reserved through the RUN-LLP form and approved by MCA.
Once the application is approved, you’ll get the LLP Certificate of Incorporation, along with your LLP’s PAN and TAN.
We draft your LLP Agreement outlining the roles, responsibilities, and profit-sharing ratio of partners, and file it within 30 days of incorporation.
You’re now legally registered and ready to operate under the LLP structure with official documents in hand.
An LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) is a registered business structure that offers limited liability protection to its partners. Unlike traditional partnerships, an LLP is a separate legal entity and partners are not personally liable for business debts.
Any individual (Indian or foreign) or a corporate entity can be a partner in an LLP. However, at least two individuals must be designated partners, and one must be a resident of India .
No, there is no minimum capital requirement to start an LLP. You can begin with any amount of capital contribution.
No, the entire LLP registration process is done online . Our team can assist you remotely through digital verification and communication.
Typically, LLP registration takes 10–15 working days , subject to document verification and name approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Yes, the LLP Agreement is mandatory. It outlines the mutual rights, duties, roles, and profit-sharing ratio between the partners. It must be filed with the MCA within 30 days of incorporation.
Yes, a foreign national or foreign company can become a partner in an LLP in India, subject to compliance with FEMA regulations.
LLPs are not required to audit their accounts unless their annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakhs or their contribution exceeds ₹25 lakhs .
Yes, it is possible to convert an LLP into a Private Limited Company, but it involves specific legal procedures and compliance under the Companies Act.
You will receive: Certificate of Incorporation PAN & TAN of the LLP Filed LLP Agreement DSCs & DINs for partners Company master data from the MCA portal
The preferred structure for startups that plan to raise funds and scale.
A company with one owner – limited liability for solo founders.
For larger businesses that need many shareholders or public capital.
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