LLP Registration Cost
See the government cost to register your Limited Liability Partnership — MCA/RoC filing fee and state stamp duty by capital contribution, live on one screen.
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Itemised cost breakdown
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Disclaimer: Government fees only — professional fees are not included. Figures are indicative MCA/RoC filing fees and state stamp duty; actual amounts vary by state and capital contribution and are subject to MCA/RoC notifications.
What's included in your LLP registration
The total you see above is the government cost only — the fees and duty paid to the MCA/RoC and the state. Here is what goes into it.
MCA / RoC filing fee
The government fee paid on the FiLLiP incorporation form and the LLP agreement filing. It scales with your capital contribution.
State stamp duty
Stamp duty on the LLP agreement is set by each state and varies with the contribution — the state selector above adjusts the estimate.
DSC per partner
A Class-3 Digital Signature Certificate is needed for each designated partner to sign the incorporation filings. It is bought separately from a Certifying Authority and is not included. DPIN is allotted through the FiLLiP form itself.
Not included
Professional fees and separate registrations such as GST, MSME, Trademark, FSSAI or IEC are not part of this estimate — each carries its own government fee and process.
LLP vs Private Limited — cost comparison
An LLP is meaningfully cheaper to set up and run than a Private Limited company, mainly because it needs no DIN allotment fee, no MOA/AOA drafting and has lighter annual compliance. A Pvt Ltd remains the better choice if you plan to raise equity funding.
| Incorporation form | FiLLiP |
| DIN / DPIN allotment fee | Nil (via FiLLiP) |
| Minimum capital | None |
| Annual compliance | Lighter |
| Typical timeline | 15–25 days |
| Incorporation form | SPICe+ |
| DIN per director | ₹500 each |
| Minimum capital | None (but MOA/AOA) |
| Annual compliance | Higher |
| Typical timeline | 15–25 days |
How the LLP registration timeline works
LLP incorporation follows four broad stages. Expected duration depends on how quickly documents and name approval come through from the MCA.
Questions people ask
Short answers on LLP Registration Cost. Tap a question to open it.
01What does it cost to register an LLP?
The government cost is the MCA fee for name reservation and the FiLLiP form, based on the contribution amount, plus state stamp duty on the LLP agreement, which varies by state and contribution. Designated partners also need DSCs, which are bought separately from a certifying authority.
02How many partners are needed?
At least two partners and two designated partners, of whom at least one must be resident in India. There is no upper limit on the number of partners.
03Is there a minimum capital for an LLP?
No. Contribution can be any amount agreed between the partners, and can be in cash or in kind. Stamp duty on the agreement is linked to the contribution, so a very high figure raises the cost of formation.
04When must the LLP agreement be filed?
In Form 3, within 30 days of incorporation. Filing it late attracts an additional fee of ₹100 per day, and until it is filed the partners' rights are governed by the default provisions of Schedule I.
05What must be done right after LLP registration?
File Form 3 with the agreement, apply for PAN and TAN, open the bank account and bring in the contribution, obtain GST and other registrations as applicable, and calendar the Form 8 and Form 11 dates.
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