LLP Striking Off Application (Form 24) in Nashik
LLP Striking Off · Nashik, Maharashtra

Application for Striking Off — Cleared. Declared. Removed.

Removal of a defunct LLP's name from the register — eligibility testing, clearance of pending filings, partner affidavits and indemnities, and the application to the Registrar.

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Striking off is the shortest route out of an LLP, and the one most often applied for by LLPs that do not qualify for it. The LLP must have ceased operations, closed its bank accounts and have no liabilities outstanding — and it has to prove each of those, not simply state them.

At N D Savla & Associates, we test eligibility before the application is prepared, clear the filings that would otherwise block it, and assemble the affidavits, indemnities and statements the Registrar expects.

Rejections almost always trace back to the same two things: annual filings still outstanding, or a bank account still open. Both are fixable in advance, and both are cheaper to fix before the application than after a rejection.

Our Application for Striking Off LLP Services

Eligibility Testing

Confirmation that the LLP meets the inactivity and no-liability conditions for striking off.

Pending Filing Clearance

Clearance of outstanding annual filings that would otherwise block the application.

Bank Closure Evidence

The closure certificate or statement evidencing that the LLP's accounts are shut.

Statement of Accounts

A statement of accounts as at a date within the period the rules allow before filing.

Affidavits & Indemnity

Partner affidavits and the indemnity in the form the rules require.

Creditor Consent

Consent of creditors, where any exist, documented for the application.

Application Filing

Filing of the striking off application with the complete document set.

Objection Handling

Response to queries or objections raised before the name is removed.

Our Application for Striking Off LLP Process

1

Eligibility Confirmed

We test whether the LLP actually qualifies before work begins.

2

Backlog Cleared

Outstanding annual filings and dues are brought up to date.

3

Accounts Closed

Bank accounts are closed and evidence of closure obtained.

4

Documents Executed

Affidavits, indemnity, consents and the statement of accounts are executed.

5

Application Filed

The application is filed and followed through to removal.

Why It Matters

Eligibility settled before an application is attempted
Blocking filings identified and cleared first
Statement of accounts dated inside the permitted window
Affidavits and indemnity in the prescribed form
Creditor position documented, not left open
Bank closure evidenced rather than asserted
Queries answered before they become rejections
A closure that ends the annual filing obligation

Frequently Asked Questions

An LLP that has not carried on business for the period prescribed, or that has ceased operations, and has no liabilities outstanding at the date of application.
Outstanding annual filings generally have to be cleared before the application is accepted, since striking off does not cure an existing default.
Yes. Closure of the bank accounts, evidenced by a bank certificate or closure statement, is part of the application.
It must be as at a date within the period the rules allow before the application is filed, so a stale statement will not be accepted.
Consent of the creditors is required, and where liabilities remain unsettled striking off is not the appropriate route.
The Act provides for restoration on application to the tribunal within the period allowed, on the grounds the law recognises.

Want to close a dormant LLP?

Send us the LLP's filing status and bank position — we'll confirm eligibility before anything is filed.