Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registration admin August 31, 2023
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registrations
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

In India, the concept of Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) was introduced through the “Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008.” This act offers partners protection from being personally liable for the misconduct of their fellow partners. LLPs are particularly favored by experts and micro/small businesses, especially those that are family-owned or closely-held.

The primary advantage of an LLP is that it provides partners with limited liability, shielding their personal assets from business liabilities. In contrast, partners in a private limited company also enjoy limited responsibility to creditors, meaning that in case of business failure, creditors can only access the company’s assets, not the personal assets of the directors.

Consequently, all LLP partners benefit from a form of limited liability, safeguarding their personal assets within the framework of the partnership. LLP registration can be facilitated by “LegalRaasta,” a service provider with a presence in various Indian cities including Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, and more.

Select LLP for the following reasons:
Documentation Needed for LLP Registration
What makes LLP Registration the preferred choice?
Key Documents for LLP Registration
LLP Eligibility Checklist for Indian Companies
A company must meet specific requirements to be eligible for registration as an LLP. These requirements include:
Process for Registering a Company

Fill the Pvt . Ltd Company Application Form

At least 2 Partners (Aged 18 years and above)

No Minimum Capital Requirement

DPIN for all the Directors

At Least One Designated Partner Must Be an Indian Resident

Our consultant will discuss the issue over a 24X7 helpline .

Criteria for Registering a Private Limited Company

At least 2 Partners (Aged 18 years and above)

At least 2 Partners (Aged 18 years and above)

No Minimum Capital Requirement

DPIN for all the
Directors

At Least One Designated Partner Must Be an Indian Resident

Our consultant will discuss the issue over a 24X7 helpline .