Partnership to LLP
Quick Reference for Your Business
Conversion • Process • Benefits – everything you need to know about Partnership to LLP conversion.
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Documents Required
Existing Partnership Deed
and firm registration
Consent of all partners
to convert
DSC + DPIN/DIN
of designated partners
Latest financial statements
of the firm
NOC from creditors
and the Registrar of Firms
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Key Facts & Process
| Step | Form / Action |
|---|---|
| 1. Name reservation | RUN-LLP / FiLLiP |
| 2. Incorporation + conversion | FiLLiP + Form 17 (conversion application) |
| 3. LLP Agreement | File Form 3 within 30 days of incorporation |
| 4. Effect | Firm's assets, liabilities pass to the LLP |
| 5. Post-conversion | Update PAN, GST, bank; file Form 8 & Form 11 annually |
Why convert: an LLP gives limited liability and a separate legal identity that a partnership firm lacks, while keeping the operational flexibility of a partnership. All partners of the firm must become partners of the LLP, with no new partners at the time of conversion.
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What to Watch
All partners carry over
Every existing partner must join the LLP; no outsiders at conversion.
Creditor NOC
Liabilities pass to the LLP — creditor consent is needed.
Form 3 in 30 days
File the LLP Agreement within 30 days to avoid late fees.
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Why Firms Trust M/s Durganjali & Associates
A real, qualified Chartered Accountant
Not an agent — a CA who converts your firm to an LLP and sets up its ongoing compliance.
5 years of practice
Across companies, firms, individuals and trusts — Tax, GST and MCA compliance.
You never miss a date
We track every form and deadline — no avoidable late fees or penalties.
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