LLP Partner Change Services in India
₹2,899/-(Inclusive Of GST)
We handle adding, resigning, or changing partners/designated partners, filing all required forms, and updating the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) records accurately and on time.
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LLP Partner Change Services in India | Add, Remove, or Update Partners
Ensure your Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) stays fully compliant with the LLP Act, 2008 by managing partner changes seamlessly with Ofin Legal. We handle adding, resigning, or changing partners/designated partners, filing all required forms, and updating the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) records accurately and on time.
How much does it cost to change partners in LLP?
Regular
Addition of Designated Partner
- Addition or Resignation of one Designated Partner to LLP having DIN and Digital Signature
- Drafting of Supplementary Deed
- Drafting of other related documents for appointment
- Submission of documents on MCA website
- Account Manager Support
- Detailed proposal will be sent by email
- Price: ₹2,899/- (inclusive of GST)
Why LLP Partner Changes Are Important
Every LLP in India must maintain a minimum of two partners, and changes must be reported to the MCA. Failure to comply can result in:
- Non-compliance penalties under the LLP Act, 2008
- Legal complications in contracts, bank accounts, or business operations
- Operational issues, especially if designated partners are not updated
With Ofin Legal, your LLP partner updates are handled professionally and without delays.
Who Can Become a Partner or Designated Partner?
- Any individual eligible under Indian law who is not disqualified from being a director
- Must have a valid PAN and Aadhaar
- Designated Partners must be at least two in number in every LLP
- Partners can be added, removed, or updated as per LLP agreement and MCA rules
Reference: LLP Act, 2008 – MCA
LLP Partner Change Procedure
Step 1: Appoint / Remove Partner
- Draft LLP Partner Agreement or Resolution
- Collect PAN, Aadhaar, and consent letter from the incoming/outgoing partner
Step 2: Obtain DSC & DPIN
- Incoming partners/designated partners need a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- DPIN / DIN required for designated partners
Step 3: Form Filing with MCA
- Form LLP-3: For partner appointment/resignation
- Form LLP-4: Update of partner/designated partner information
- Form LLP-13: Details of changes in LLP agreement (if applicable)
- Pay stamp duty where required
Step 4: Confirmation
- MCA system generates SRN / confirmation receipt
- Ofin Legal ensures records updated and shared with your LLP
Expert Tip: Always update designated partners immediately to avoid legal and operational risks.
What Our Client Say
“Ofin Legal made adding a new partner in our LLP completely hassle-free. The team handled all MCA filings and documentation efficiently.”
– R. Gupta, FinTech LLP
“We removed a designated partner and updated records without any delays. Highly professional service!”
– Sneha K., Consulting LLP
“Ofin Legal’s team guided us through the entire partner change process. SRNs and filings were shared promptly. Very satisfied!”
– Arjun V., Startup LLP
“Excellent service. The dedicated account manager explained every step, making our LLP partner update smooth and stress-free.”
– Meera S., Tech LLP
Consequences of Non-Compliance
- LLP may be non-compliant with MCA, risking penalties
- Bank accounts and contracts may require updated partner information
- If number of partners falls below two, the LLP may need rectification immediately to avoid legal issues
FAQs on LLP Partner Change
Yes, as per the LLP agreement and LLP Act, 2008, partners can resign, but MCA forms (LLP-3 / LLP-4) must be filed.
A minimum of two designated partners is mandatory.
Yes, if the LLP agreement is updated or a new partner agreement is executed, applicable stamp duty must be paid.
Yes, we manage drafting, DSC verification, form filing, and MCA confirmation, end-to-end.
A designated partner is a partner designated or named as designated partner in the LLP agreement. A partner is person who become partner in the LLP. In case of LLP designated partners has more duties and responsibilities as compared to the partners. In case of any default committed by the LLP, alongwith the LLP, the designated partners are liable to pay the penalties.
The followings cannot become a partner in LLP:
(i) a corporation sole;
(ii) a co-operative society registered under any law for the time being in force; and
(iii) Partnership Firm
- iv) Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)
Yes, a LLP can become partner in other LLP.
DIN/DPIN is mandatory for all the designated partners, however obtaining DIN/DPIN is not mandatory for partner.
