When pursuing company incorporation as an LLP, you must have the designated partner identification number (DPIN/DIN) for all the partners, your DSIC, and a copy of e-form 1 (which is used to register your company’s name). It generally takes 3-4 days to obtain these documents.

Yes, a body corporate be a partner of an LLP.

If you are wondering whether your partners are eligible, note that any individual or body corporate can be a partner. However, there are a few basic exceptions. The person must be of sound mind, be an undischarged solvent, or applied to be adjudicated as an insolvent and the application is pending.

Anyone can be a designated partner as long as they are residents of India.

You must keep in mind that an LLP has to be registered with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Additionally, every LLP has to have its own registered office. Partners must send an incorporation document to the Registrar, when required and in the right format. The contents of the LLP also have to be filed in the registration form. These are some of the most important pointers to keep in mind when wondering how to register a company.

Yes, you do have the option to provide a separate address if required. You must check the registration form to confirm whether your chosen address can be used.

Yes, a Statement of Accounts and Solvency form must be filled by LLPs annually and sent to the Registrar

A private limited company is a company that is privately operated by directors and shareholders. It is not authorized to market its shares to public investors. Hence they are not entitled to sell on the stock exchanges.
A public company is a company that has the authority to issue registered bonds to the general public by an initial public offering (IPO) and it is sold on at least one stock exchange market.

Typically, only start-ups that will not be looking for venture capital funding register LLPs. This is because venture capitalists only invest in private and public limited companies.