Unregistered Partnership Firm
Draft a legally sound Partnership Deed and start your firm quickly without Registrar filing
Overview
An Unregistered Partnership Firm is formed by executing a Partnership Deed between two or more partners under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, without filing it with the Registrar of Firms. It is the fastest and most economical way to formally document a partnership arrangement, suited for small businesses among trusted partners who do not require legal enforceability against third parties under Section 69 of the Act. This setup includes deed drafting, notarisation, and PAN application, allowing partners to begin operations and open a bank account quickly while keeping the option to register the firm later if needed.
Services Included
- Partnership Deed drafting & review
- Notarisation of Partnership Deed
- PAN application for the firm
- Bank account opening guidance
- Stamp duty advisory as per state rules
Who Should Buy
- Family-run businesses
- Short-term or project-based ventures
- Partners testing a business idea
- Local trading businesses with trusted partners
How It's Done
Subject to partner KYC verification & state stamp duty rules
(Estimated completion: 2–4 working days)
Buy the plan
Select and pay for service.
Partnership expert assigned
A dedicated expert will get in touch with you.
Partner & business detail collection
Capital, profit-sharing, and role details gathered from partners.
Deed drafting & notarisation
Partnership Deed prepared and notarised on stamp paper.
PAN & deed delivered
You will receive the firm PAN and notarised Partnership Deed.
Documents Required
PAN Card of all partners
Aadhaar Card of all partners
Passport-size photographs
Business address proof
Capital contribution details
Profit-sharing ratio
Nature of business
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Unregistered Partnership Firm
₹2,999