Notice for Change of Place of Office give proper notice of your office change.

When a Limited Liability Partnership changes the place of its registered office, the law requires more than simply moving to a new address. The LLP must give formal notice of the change to the Registrar of Companies, and depending on the nature of the shift — particularly where the office moves outside the local limits of one Registrar to another — additional steps such as newspaper publication and partner approvals come into play.

The notice for change of place of office is filed through Form 15 within the period prescribed under the LLP Act 2008. Where the registered office is shifted from the jurisdiction of one Registrar to another, the LLP is generally required to publish a notice of the proposed change in a newspaper and obtain the consent of secured creditors, if any, before the change can be recorded. The LLP agreement clause recording the office should also be amended.

Our practice handles the complete notice and change of place of office process — advising on the procedure for the specific type of shift, drafting the partners’ resolution and supplementary LLP agreement, arranging the newspaper publication where required, preparing the address proof and creditor consents, and accurately filing Form 15 and Form 3 with the Registrar. We ensure the change of place of office of your LLP is properly notified and fully recorded in the MCA records.