LLP to Public Limited Company

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Required Documents

  • Incorporation Certificate of LLP
  • LLP Agreement and amendments
  • PAN Card of LLP
  • PAN Card, Aadhaar/Passport/Voter ID of all proposed directors and shareholders
  • Passport-size photos of all proposed directors
  • Director Identification Number (DIN) of proposed directors (if available)
  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of proposed directors
  • Proof of registered office (rent agreement/ownership proof)
  • Latest utility bill of the office (not older than 2 months)
  • No Objection Certificate from the property owner
  • Consent letters from all LLP partners for conversion
  • Financial statements of the LLP
  • List of at least 7 proposed shareholders and their shareholding pattern
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CONVERSION PROCESS

Process to Convert a Limited Liability partnership into a Public Company

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FAQs

At least 7 shareholders and 3 directors are required to form a public limited company.

Yes, the existing partners will become the shareholders and directors of the new company.

Yes, a new PAN will be issued for the public limited company, and the LLP’s PAN will become inactive.

Yes, you have to apply for a fresh GST registration in the name of the new public limited company.

Yes, only a registered LLP can be converted into a public limited company.

There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement currently, but higher capital improves credibility.

It usually takes 30 to 40 working days if all documents are complete and there are no objections.

All liabilities, contracts, and obligations of the LLP are automatically transferred to the public limited company.

They must be amended or reapplied in the name of the public limited company.

No, listing requires separate approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and fulfillment of listing conditions.

Yes, the LLP is closed after the conversion is completed and all liabilities are settled.

All employees are transferred to the new public limited company on the same terms and conditions.

The Registrar of Companies (RoC) approves the incorporation of the public limited company after examining all documents.

Yes, if the name is available for registration on the MCA portal, you can retain it.

Yes, after fulfilling the listing requirements and approvals, it can be listed on the stock exchange.