Notice for Partner Change
Every admission, resignation or change in a partner's details must be reported to the Registrar of Companies within 30 days, through Form 3 and Form 4.
A change in an LLP's partners — a new partner joining, an existing partner resigning, or a change in a partner's designation or details — is reported using Form 4 (notice of change) and, where the LLP Agreement is amended as a result, Form 3 (amendment). Both must be filed with the Registrar of Companies within 30 days of the change taking effect.
What our partner-change service includes
Every document needed to add, remove or update a partner correctly.
- Consent and resignation letters for incoming/outgoing partners
- DPIN/DIN application for a new partner where required
- Drafting the supplementary LLP Agreement
- Filing Form 4 — notice of change in partners
- Filing Form 3 — amendment to the LLP Agreement
- Updated partner records post-filing
Types of partner changes we handle
Each scenario needs slightly different documentation.
Admission of a Partner
Bringing in a new partner, including their consent, DPIN and contribution to the LLP.
Resignation of a Partner
Recording a partner's exit, their resignation notice, and settlement of their capital account.
Change in Designation
Converting a partner to a designated partner, or vice versa, along with the necessary consents.
Our process
From initial consultation to completion.
Collect Consents
Obtain consent from the incoming partner or a resignation notice from the outgoing partner.
Update the Agreement
Draft a supplementary LLP Agreement reflecting the revised partner composition and contribution.
File Form 4
Report the change in partners to the Registrar of Companies within 30 days.
File Form 3
File the amendment to the LLP Agreement alongside or following Form 4.
Why partner changes get filed late
What sets our approach apart.
Treated as an internal matter
Partners sometimes assume a change is complete once agreed internally, without realising it needs a ROC filing.
DPIN delays for new partners
A new partner without an existing DIN/DPIN needs one allotted first, which can push the filing past 30 days.
Resignation paperwork is incomplete
An outgoing partner's resignation isn't effective for ROC purposes without the proper notice and filing.
Notice for Partner Change questions answered
What people ask before engaging us.
