A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) shall have at least two partners who shall serve as designated partners. These partners must be included by name in the LLP partner agreement and have a Designated Partner Identification Number. The designated partner may be withdrawn or modified. Compared to other forms of company registration, these require fewer compliances and are simpler to apply for.
The number of partners has no upper limit. There are no limitations on entering or leaving an LLP either. It is simple to enter or exit. Additionally, transferring ownership from one person to another is not too complicated.
If a person wants to register as a designated partner with an LLP, they must meet certain qualifications.
Any LLP looking to add a new designated partner needs to follow the proper procedure and notify the ROC.
Adding a designated partner provides several advantages for your LLP.
The following documents are required to add a designated partner to an LLP:
The process follows a defined sequence of steps to add a designated partner to an LLP.
Apply for a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for the proposed designated partner. This is required for filing forms with the MCA portal.
Following the DSC, the Director Identification Number (DIN) will be requested on Form DIR-3, including the applicant's identification and address documentation.
Once the chosen partner receives their DIN, all current LLP partners will convene a meeting to approve adding the designated partner to the partnership agreement.
The new partner's name will be included in a supplement to the partnership deed that is being created. The new partner's written consent will then be obtained.
Within 30 days of the appointment, Form LLP-4 will be filed. Within 30 days of appointment, FORM LLP-3 will be filed after this one, along with the original and supplementary partnership deed.
The selected partner's name will be added to all these documents upon filing and will be visible on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs website.
We manage every step, document, and filing with the ROC so you can focus on your business.
We verify your eligibility and ensure all required documents are complete and valid.
Handling the Digital Signature Certificate and DIN application end to end.
Preparing Forms LLP-3, LLP-4, and DIR-3 accurately.
Complete filing with the Registrar of Companies within the 30-day window.
We respond to any queries or clarifications raised by the ROC.
Guidance on partner meetings and resolution compliance.
Assistance in updating the partnership deed with new partner details.
Help preparing and organizing all required documents for the appointment.
Ensuring the new designated partner's details are reflected on the MCA portal.
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