LLP Notice for Change of Place of Registered Office

File Form 15 to Notify a Change in Your LLP’s Place of Registered Office

When an LLP shifts the place of its registered office, it must formally notify the Registrar through Form 15. Where the shift is beyond the local limits of the existing office or to another state, the LLP is generally required to obtain the consent of partners and give notice to creditors, and follow the prescribed publication and procedural steps. Filing the notice correctly ensures the change takes effect cleanly and the LLP continues to receive official communication.

Our Form 15 notice services handle the formal notification of a registered office change, including partner consent, creditor notice, and any publication required. This service complements our broader change in address of LLP service and the intimation of another address in Form 12, within our LLP compliance services.

Our Form 15 Notice Services

Form 15 Notice Filing

Preparing and filing Form 15 to notify the change of place of registered office of the LLP.

Consent of Partners

Obtaining and documenting the consent of partners required for the office change.

Notice to Creditors

Managing notice to creditors where the shift is beyond local limits or interstate.

Publication Where Required

Handling any newspaper publication required as part of the office change process.

Interstate Office Shift

Managing the additional steps involved when shifting the registered office to another state.

Statutory Update

Updating the LLP’s records and registrations to reflect the new registered office.

Benefits of Filing the Notice Correctly

Formal notice of the office change filed correctly
Proper partner consent on record
Creditor notice handled where required
Publication completed where the rules require it
Interstate shifts managed end to end
Records aligned with the new registered office

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Form 15 for an LLP?

Form 15 is the notice filed with the Registrar to intimate a change in the place of the registered office of an LLP. It is the formal means by which the LLP records a move of its registered office, whether within the same locality, within the state, or to another state.

When must partners and creditors be notified of an office change?

When the registered office is shifted beyond the local limits of its existing location or from one state to another, the LLP generally has to obtain the consent of partners and give notice to creditors before completing the change, following the procedure prescribed for such a shift.

Is newspaper publication required for an LLP office change?

Publication may be required in certain cases, particularly where the registered office is shifted across jurisdictions or states. The exact publication and notice requirements depend on the nature of the move, and these steps must be completed before the change is finalised.

How is an interstate office shift of an LLP handled?

An interstate shift of an LLP’s registered office involves partner consent, notice to creditors, any required publication, and filing Form 15, with additional procedural steps compared to a local move. Each step must be completed correctly for the change of state to take effect.

What is the timeline for filing Form 15?

The notice of change of registered office in Form 15 must be filed with the Registrar within the prescribed period after the change, so that the LLP’s official address on record remains accurate. Prompt filing avoids additional fees and ensures continuity of communication.

Notify Your LLP Office Change Correctly

Reliable Form 15 notice services for change of your LLP’s registered office.