Change in Address of LLP

Change Your LLP’s Registered Office Address With the Correct Filings

An LLP’s registered office is its official address for all legal communication, and any change to it must be notified to the Registrar. Changing an LLP’s registered office is done through Form 15, and the exact requirements depend on whether the move is within the same city, within the same state, or to another state. A move beyond local limits or across states involves additional consents and notice, so the process must be handled correctly.

Our LLP address change services manage the registered office change end to end, from documentation and consents to filing Form 15 and updating records. This service is closely related to the formal notice for change of place of office and to intimation of another address in Form 12, all within our LLP compliance services.

Our LLP Address Change Services

Address Change Advisory

Advising on the correct process based on whether the move is local, within state, or interstate.

Form 15 Filing

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

Within-State vs Interstate Change

Handling the different requirements for local, within-state, and interstate office changes.

Consent & Documentation

Compiling proof of the new address and the consents required for the change.

Partner & Creditor Notice

Managing notice to partners and creditors where the change requires it.

Records Update

Updating the LLP’s statutory records, letterheads, and registrations to the new address.

Benefits of a Correct Address Change

Registered office change correctly recorded with the Registrar
The right process for local, within-state, or interstate moves
Complete documentation to avoid rejection
Proper notice to partners and creditors where required
Uninterrupted receipt of official communication
Consistent address across all records and registrations

Frequently Asked Questions

How does an LLP change its registered office?

An LLP changes its registered office by passing the required consent among partners, preparing proof of the new address, and filing Form 15 with the Registrar. The steps become more involved when the change is beyond local limits or to another state, where additional notice and approvals apply.

Which form is used to change an LLP’s address?

Form 15 is used to notify a change in the place of the registered office of an LLP. The form is filed with the Registrar along with the supporting documents, and separately Form 12 can be used to intimate a different address only for the service of documents.

Is notice to creditors needed to change an LLP address?

When the registered office is shifted beyond local limits or from one state to another, the LLP generally has to give notice to its partners and creditors and follow the prescribed procedure. For a move within the same locality, the process is comparatively simpler.

What documents are required to change an LLP address?

Typical documents include proof of the new registered office address such as a utility bill and the rent or lease agreement or ownership proof, a no-objection certificate from the owner where applicable, and the consent or resolution of the partners authorising the change.

Does changing the address change the LLP’s identity?

No. Changing the registered office address does not affect the LLP’s legal identity, its LLP identification number, or its rights and obligations. Only the official address changes, and this must be updated across the LLP’s records and registrations after the change is filed.

Change Your LLP Address the Right Way

Smooth registered office address change services for your LLP.