Registered Partnership Firm
Register your Partnership Firm with the Registrar of Firms for full legal enforceability
Overview
A Registered Partnership Firm involves filing the Partnership Deed with the Registrar of Firms of the respective state under Sections 58 and 59 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, obtaining an official Certificate of Registration. Registration removes the restrictions imposed under Section 69 of the Act, giving the firm full legal standing to sue third parties and allowing partners to enforce their rights against each other or the firm. This setup is recommended for businesses entering higher-value contracts, seeking bank credit, applying for government tenders, or wanting stronger legal protection between partners.
Services Included
- Partnership Deed drafting & review
- Form 1 filing with Registrar of Firms
- Partner identity & address proof submission
- Certificate of Registration tracking
- PAN application for the firm
Who Should Buy
- Businesses entering high-value contracts
- Firms applying for bank loans
- Businesses bidding for government tenders
- Partners wanting legal enforceability
How It's Done
Subject to state Registrar of Firms processing timelines
(Estimated completion: 10–20 working days)
Buy the plan
Select and pay for service.
Partnership expert assigned
A dedicated expert will get in touch with you.
Document collection & deed drafting
Partner KYC collected and Partnership Deed drafted.
Form 1 filing with Registrar
Application filed with the state Registrar of Firms.
Certificate of Registration issued
You will receive the official Registrar Certificate and firm PAN.
Documents Required
PAN Card of all partners
Aadhaar Card of all partners
Passport-size photographs
Registered office address proof
Capital contribution & profit-sharing details
Notarised Partnership Deed
Form 1 affidavit
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Registered Partnership Firm
₹5,999+ Govt. Fee