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Once the LLP Agreement has been submitted and finalised, it is possible to make additional changes and adjustments at any time after the online upload is complete. Given the dynamic and ever-changing nature of the business industry and the companies, the company/individual can amend the Agreement at any moment and it is also a simple process.
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Changes to LLP Agreement

An Overview - Change in LLP Agreement

A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a specific type of partnership which formed by two or more partners and have limited liability. It is registered in accordance with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs' compliance and regulatory norms (MCA). LLP agreement is a document that governs the management, responsibilities, and administration of the Limited Liability Partnership between the partners. This document is registered with the Registrar of Companies after 30 days of incorporation, with the MCA.

Things may not always work out between business partners, and the company may experience periods of profit or loss. Due to a variety of factors, adjustments to an LLP agreement are necessary.

We ensure perfect customer satisfaction and timely delivery of services by team of qualified expert team and Chartered Accountants. With Startup Club India, you will get required changes in LLP agreement hassle free.

Documents/Details required to Change LLP Agreement

Documents required to amend the LLP agreement are:

  • Existing LLP agreement
  • Modified LLP agreement
  • The partner's consent
  • Proof of cessation
  • Affidavit or other evidence of name change
  • If the partner is a company, a copy of the company's resolution to become a partner in the LLP
  • A copy of the resolution/authorization letter naming the individual nominated as representative nominee/partner and including his or her name and address

A detailed procedure for change in LLP Agreement

Follow these steps to modify or change the LLP agreement:-

  • 1

    A resolution must be passed to amend the LLP Agreement.

  • 2

    Within 30 days of the resolution's passage, a form-3 must be filed with the Registrar.

  • 3

    If the designated partner is to be changed, Form-4 must be filed in addition to Form-3.

  • 4

    Form-4 must be filed to update information such as address, name, designation, and others.


  • CONCLUSION:
    Once the LLP Agreement has been submitted and finalised, it is possible to make additional changes and adjustments at any time after the online upload is complete. Given the dynamic and ever-changing nature of the business industry and the companies, the company/individual can amend the Agreement at any moment and it is also a simple process.

FAQs on Change in LLP Agreement

A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a specific type of partnership which formed by two or more partners and have limited liability.
An LLP agreement is a written document that details the terms of a Limited Liability Partnership. It establishes the partners' rights and obligations to one another and to the firm.
LLP agreement is a contract among partners or among designated partners and the LLP. It establishes the liabilities, rights and responsibilities of the partners towards other partners and the LLPs. It is mandatory for LLPs to file this agreement to MCA within 30 days of registration.
DPIN (Designated Partners Identification Number) is an identification number allotted to designated partners by the MCA. It is provided to them for their identification among the partners.
It is the agreement among the partners of the LLPs, that outlines the terms and conditions of the partnership. Partnership specifies the sharing of profit or loss, capital, addition or removal of partners and affairs of the company.
Follow the steps mentioned above to add a partner. You can get our experts help and guidance for legal issues and compliance needs.

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