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LLPs raising equity funding
Investors need shares, not partnership contribution — conversion is a prerequisite.
Company / ROC
LLP to Company Conversion
Ready to raise equity funding or issue ESOPs? We convert your LLP into a Private Limited Company — approvals, ROC filing and asset transfer, handled end to end.
20–30 days turnaround★ 4.9/5 rating5,000+ businessesCA & CS handled
Starts from
₹14,999
12,840+Filings completed
100%Expert-reviewed
ICAIRegistered firm
On-timeor fee waived
4.9/5Client rating
Overview
What is LLP to Company conversion?
LLP to Company conversion is the formal process of converting a Limited Liability Partnership into a Private Limited Company — partners become shareholders, assets and liabilities transfer to the new company, and the LLP is dissolved.
It's the standard path for LLPs that outgrow their structure and need to raise equity funding, issue ESOPs, or present a more conventional entity to investors.
Who it's for
Who should convert LLP into Company?
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LLPs planning ESOPs
Only a company can issue employee stock options.
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LLPs seeking a corporate structure
Larger clients or lenders sometimes prefer dealing with a registered company.
Why convert
Benefits of conversion
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Access to equity funding
Issue shares and ESOPs — the structure investors expect.
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Easier ownership transfer
Shares transfer and dilute more cleanly than partnership interests.
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Stronger credibility
A company structure is often preferred by large clients and lenders.
Eligibility
Eligibility for conversion
- ✓Unanimous partner consentAll partners must agree to the conversion.
- ✓No outstanding chargesThe LLP must have no unresolved secured charges.
- ✓All partners become shareholdersEvery partner must take shares in the new company.
- ✓Filings up to dateThe LLP's Form 11 and Form 8 must be current before conversion.
Documents required
Documents required
- ✓LLP agreement & financialsCurrent agreement and latest statement of accounts.
- ✓Partner consentWritten consent from every partner to convert.
- ✓No-objection from creditorsWhere the LLP has secured or unsecured creditors.
- ✓DSC & DIN of directorsFor the directors of the new company.
How it works
LLP to Company conversion process
01
Eligibility check & consents
Day 1–5 · You + CAWe confirm eligibility and collect partner and creditor consents.
02
Reserve company name & DSC/DIN
Day 5–10 · Your CAWe reserve the company name and obtain DSC/DIN for the directors.
03
File URC-1 & SPICe+
Day 10–22 · Your CAWe file the company incorporation along with the conversion application.
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Converted
Day 25–30 · DoneThe company is incorporated and the LLP is deemed dissolved.
After conversion
Post-conversion compliance
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Update contracts & registrations
Update GST, bank accounts, licences and vendor contracts to the new company.
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Issue share certificates
Issue shares to former partners reflecting the agreed cap table.
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Switch to company annual filing
Move to AOC-4, MGT-7 and board/AGM compliance going forward.
Timeline
Conversion timeline
Step
Timing
Owner
Eligibility & consents
Day 1–5
You + FilingSetu
Name, DSC & DIN
Day 5–10
FilingSetu
URC-1 & SPICe+
Day 10–22
FilingSetu
Converted
Day 25–30
ROC
Pricing
Conversion fees
One transparent professional fee, confirmed in writing before we begin.
- Covers eligibility review, company incorporation and the conversion filing.
- Government fees depend on the company's authorised capital slab.
Avoid these
Common mistakes to avoid
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Converting with pending LLP filings
Outstanding Form 11 / Form 8 filings can block the conversion application.
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Skipping creditor consent
Missing creditor no-objection can delay or invalidate the filing.
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Misaligned cap table
Not agreeing the post-conversion shareholding upfront causes disputes later.
Why us
Why choose FilingSetu?
Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who knows your file.
Real chartered accountants
Every filing is prepared and reviewed by an ICAI-registered CA / CS.
One fixed fee, in writing
Government charges pass through at actuals, never marked up.
A named manager
One point of contact who knows your file end to end.
Handled end to end
From resolutions to the final ROC acknowledgement, we manage every step.
FAQ
LLP to Company Conversion, answered.
Do all partners need to become shareholders?
Yes — every partner of the LLP must take shares in the converted company.
Can an LLP with outstanding loans convert?
Only after resolving or obtaining consent for any outstanding secured charges.
Does the PAN change after conversion?
The company gets a new PAN as it's a legally distinct entity; we help you apply and update your registrations.
Ready to convert to a company?
Talk to a CA/CS about your conversion — we'll confirm eligibility and give you a fixed quote. Free, no obligation.