Change in LLP Name

The webform LLP Form No.5 aims to simplify the process of filing an application by an existing LLP for change of name to Registrar of companies (ROC) by the user.

@ 3000/-

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Required Documents

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR CHANGE IN LLP NAME
  • LLP’s certificate of incorporation
  • LLP agreement
  • Proposed Name(s) in order of preference
  • Digital Signature of the authorised DP
  • The copy of the minutes of the decisions/ resolution/consent of partners.
  • The extracts of the related provision of the LLP agreement if any.
  • The central government or registrar order if any.
  • The additional optional attachment.

REGISTRATION PROCESS

PROCESS TO START LLP NAME CHANGE

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REQUIREMENT FOR THE CHANGE OF PARTNER
OUR PRICING PLANS

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STANDARD PACKAGE

5310/-

Prof Fees 4500 + GST 810/-
(All Inclusive)
  • ADD A PARTNER WHO HAVE DSC BUT DO NOT HAVE DIN
  • GOVERNMENT FEES AS ACTUAL

BASIC PACKAGE

3540/-

Prof Fees 3000 + GST 540/-
(All Inclusive)
  • ADD A PARTNER WHO ALREADY HAVE DIN AND DSC
  • GOVERNMENT FEES AS ACTUAL

PREMIUM PACKAGE

5900/-

Prof Fees 5000 + GST 900/-
(All Inclusive)
  • ADD A PARTNER WHO DO NOT HAVE DIN & DSC
  • GOVERNMENT FEES AS ACTUAL
FAQs

You can check whether the name is available or not on MCA portal.

You can apply for maximum of 2 names at a time with the ministry.

No, there are some other procedures and form filing after approval of the name which needs to be followed. After getting a new certificate of incorporation one can start using the new name.

Yes, once the MCA approves the relevant forms, it issues a new certificate of incorporation.

Yes, the LLP agreement must be modified with terms of addition or removal by execution of the supplementary deed. All the details including the change of capital and change in terms and profit sharing ratio will be provided in the deed.

The essential difference between both types of partners is the accountability. Where the partner is responsible only for acts and omissions by himself, the Designated Partners are additionally responsible towards compliance and operational matters of the LLP, including penal provisions.

The LLP must appoint a new designated partner within 6 months from effective date. However, in case the LLP already has another partner, the status of such a partner can be changed to Designated Partner.

There are no limitations in terms of citizenship or residency to become a Partner. Therefore, the LLP Act, 2008 allows Foreign Nationals including Foreign Companies & LLPs to become LLP in India provided at least one Designated Partner is Indian Resident. The proposed Designated Partner shall hold valid DIN and not be disqualified.

For addition of Partner in the LLP, the consent of the proposed Partner shall be accorded in the prescribed Form. Where the person is to be added as a Designated Partner, he/she must procure a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) to obtain Director Identification Number (DIN).

While addition, one may contribute the amount agreed by and between all the Partners including the present, in any form whether tangible or intangible. However, it is not mandatory to bring capital to the LLP.

The rights and liabilities of the new partner(s) will be governed by the LLP Agreement and Supplement Deed of the LLP. Where there are no specific rights/liabilities are prescribed or altered in the Supplement Deed, the rights and liabilities will be same as prescribed in the original LLP Agreement.

In order to resign from the LLP, the Partner shall intimate about the intention to resign to the LLP and remaining partner. At least 30 days’ notice is required to be served by the resigning Partner for the stated purpose.

The stamp duty shall be paid according to the added capital in the LLP as per the rate prescribed by the respective state. Where there is the addition of capital while addition or removal, the Supplementary Agreement shall be executed by payment of Rs 100/- as stamp duty.

Yes, if any changes made in the LLP they should be mentioned in the LLP agreement and at the time of addition of the partner his details should be mentioned in the agreement hence it is important to alter the agreement for the appointment of the partner. And the same should be approved by the ROC as well.

For application of the change in name, the approval from the majority of the partners is required.

Once, the new certificate of incorporation is granted, you need to apply for a change in name with all other ministries where LLP is registered such as PAN, TAN, GST, Professional tax, etc.