THE PROCESS
Procedure for Limited Liability Partnership Registration
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Procedure for LLP Registration
- Applying and obtaining the Digital Signature Certificate (DSC).
- Applying and obtaining the Director Identification Number (DIN).
- Filing the application to get the company name approved on the MCA portal.
- Obtaining the Certificate of Incorporation by MCA.
- Filing the application for the company's PAN & TAN.
- Applying for the company's bank account after receiving PAN & TAN.
What is a Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN)?
A Designated Partner Identification Number, or DPIN, serves as a unique identifier for individuals who are designated partners in an LLP. Similar to a Director Identification Number (DIN), it ensures compliance and transparency in managing LLPs.
Why is DPIN Important?
- Ensures legal compliance with LLP reporting requirements.
- Provides a unique identity for partners, like the DIN for directors.
- Mandatory for LLP registration and management.
How to Obtain a DPIN:
- During LLP Registration: Apply for a DPIN while registering the LLP.
- For Existing LLPs: A new partner can apply for a DPIN when joining the LLP.
Mandatory Registration of LLP in India
Registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India is mandatory under the Limited Liability Partnership Act. This ensures recognition as a legal entity and allows the LLP to operate and enjoy the associated benefits. The process is carried out on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal.