FLLP Reporting of Alteration (Form 28)

Report Changes in a Foreign LLP’s Documents, Partners or Place of Business

A Foreign LLP registered in India must keep its recorded particulars up to date. Whenever there is an alteration — in the documents constituting the FLLP, in its partners or authorised representatives, in its principal place of business in India, or where it ceases to have a place of business in India — the change must be reported to the Registrar through Form 28. Timely reporting ensures the FLLP’s record remains accurate and compliant.

Our FLLP alteration reporting services identify reportable changes and file Form 28 correctly and within time. This follows on from registration of particulars in Form 27 and name reservation in Form 25, and where a defect needs correcting it may involve filing an addendum for rectification.

Our FLLP Alteration Reporting Services

Alteration Assessment

Assessing which changes in the foreign LLP are reportable to the Registrar.

Form 28 Filing

Preparing and filing Form 28 to report the alteration in the FLLP’s particulars.

Change in Constituting Documents

Reporting alterations in the documents constituting or defining the foreign LLP.

Change in Authorised Persons

Reporting changes in the persons authorised to accept service on behalf of the FLLP in India.

Change in Place of Business

Reporting a change in the principal place of business of the FLLP in India.

Cessation Reporting

Reporting where the foreign LLP ceases to have a place of business in India.

Benefits of Timely Alteration Reporting

The FLLP’s recorded particulars kept accurate
Correct identification of reportable changes
Timely Form 28 filing that avoids default
Changes in documents and partners properly recorded
Place-of-business changes and cessation reported
Continued compliance of the foreign LLP in India

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Form 28 for a Foreign LLP?

Form 28 is used by a Foreign LLP registered in India to report an alteration in its particulars. This includes changes in the documents constituting the FLLP, in its partners or authorised representatives, in its principal place of business in India, or where it ceases to have a place of business in India.

What alterations must a foreign LLP report?

A foreign LLP must report alterations such as changes in its constituting documents, changes in its partners or designated partners, changes in the persons authorised to accept service in India, changes in its principal place of business in India, and cessation of its place of business in India.

When must a foreign LLP report changes?

Reportable alterations must be filed in Form 28 within the period prescribed after the change occurs. Reporting within time keeps the foreign LLP’s record accurate and avoids the consequences of failing to notify the Registrar of the change.

What if the foreign LLP ceases its place of business in India?

Where a foreign LLP ceases to have a place of business in India, that cessation is among the matters reported to the Registrar through Form 28. Reporting the cessation ensures the record correctly reflects that the FLLP no longer has a place of business in India.

What documents are needed for Form 28?

The documents depend on the alteration being reported, but generally include the evidence of the change, such as amended constituting documents, updated details of partners or authorised persons, or proof of the changed place of business, with authentication or translation where required.

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