Registered Office of LLP
Change of Registered Office of LLP
The registered office of an LLP determines its legal address for official communication, notices and jurisdiction for filings. When an LLP shifts to a new location—within the same city, another district or even another state—the change must be recorded through proper partner approvals and MCA filings. A smooth update ensures uninterrupted compliance and accurate statutory records.
What We Assist With
• Assessing the type of office change (within city, within ROC, or interstate)
• Drafting partner resolutions and consent letters
• Filing Form 15 and Form 3 with MCA
• Preparing NOC from premises owner and utility address proofs
• Updating the LLP Agreement where required
• Coordination for GST, PAN, bank and licence updates
• Ensuring the transition is fully compliant and hassle-free
Why LLPs Change Registered Office
• Moving to owned or larger offices
• Cost-efficient relocation
• Expansion into new regions
• Strategic shift of operations
• Better accessibility or regulatory convenience
Frequently Asked Questions
Form 15 is filed for the address change, and Form 3 is filed for updating the LLP Agreement if it contains the registered office clause.
Yes. A partner resolution is required, and all partners must be informed as per the LLP Agreement.
Utility bill (not older than 2 months), rent agreement or ownership proof, and NOC from the owner.
Usually 5–10 working days depending on document readiness and MCA processing.
Yes. GST must be amended to reflect the new address, especially if the LLP shifts to another state.