Business Registration & Corporate
Partnership Firm Registration
A deed that protects both partners — registered with the Registrar of Firms.
Who needs this
Is this you?
- Family businesses and trading firms running on a handshake
- Two or more partners who need a legally enforceable deed
- Firms that need registered status for banking or tenders
Our process
How we handle it
- 01
Structure the terms
We turn your commercial understanding into clauses — capital, profit share, duties, exit and dissolution.
- 02
Stamp & sign
Deed printed on stamp paper of the right value and signed by every partner.
- 03
Register
File with the Registrar of Firms for your state and obtain the registration certificate.
- 04
Set up
Firm PAN, bank current account with the deed on record, and a compliance calendar.
Documents required
What to keep ready
- PAN & Aadhaar of all partners
- Proposed firm name and business activity
- Capital contribution of each partner
- Address proof of the firm's place of business
- Stamp paper / e-stamp of the applicable value
Don't have everything? Send what you have — we'll tell you what's missing and how to get it.
FAQs
Questions about this service
Registration is optional in practice, but an unregistered firm cannot enforce its contractual rights in court, and banks and tenders usually insist on the certificate. We recommend registering.
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