Notice for Change of Place of Office — LLP Filing in Nashik
Place of Office · Nashik, Maharashtra

Notice for Change of Place of Office — Classified. Consented. Filed.

The formal notice recording a change in the LLP's place of office — the consent, publication and filing steps that apply when the office moves outside its existing ROC jurisdiction.

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Where the LLP's place of office changes jurisdiction, the notice does more than update a line on the register. It transfers the LLP's file between Registrars, and until it is complete the LLP sits between two jurisdictions.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare the notice with the consents and publication the change requires, file it with the Registrar and follow the transfer of records through to completion.

The steps run in a fixed order — consent, publication where required, then filing. Doing them out of sequence is the usual reason a notice comes back, and re-running publication is the expensive half of that mistake.

Our Notice for Change of Place of Office Services

Jurisdiction Mapping

Identification of the Registrars involved and what the change requires of each.

Partner Approval

The resolution or consent approving the change under the LLP agreement.

Creditor Consent

Consent of creditors where the change of jurisdiction requires it.

Publication

The advertisement in the form, language and publication the rules require.

Notice Preparation

Preparation of the notice with the complete supporting document set.

Filing & Follow-up

Filing with the Registrar and follow-up on queries until the change is recorded.

Record Transfer

Follow-through on the transfer of the LLP's records to the new jurisdiction.

Consequential Changes

The agreement amendment and registration updates that follow the change.

Our Notice for Change of Place of Office Process

1

Jurisdiction Established

We map the existing and proposed jurisdictions and the steps each requires.

2

Approvals Taken

Partner approval and creditor consent are obtained and documented.

3

Publication Completed

The advertisement is published where the change requires it.

4

Notice Filed

The notice is filed with the supporting documents and consents.

5

Transfer Confirmed

Recording of the change and transfer of the file are confirmed.

Why It Matters

✓Steps run in the order the rules require
✓Both Registrars' requirements identified up front
✓Creditor consent documented before filing
✓Publication done once, in the correct form
✓Supporting documents complete at first filing
✓Queries answered without restarting the process
✓Record transfer followed through to confirmation
✓Agreement and registrations updated to match

Frequently Asked Questions

Where the LLP's office moves in a way the rules treat as a change requiring notice, including a shift outside the existing Registrar's jurisdiction.
A change within the same jurisdiction is essentially a filing, while a change of jurisdiction brings in consent, publication and transfer of the LLP's records.
Publication applies to the categories of change the rules specify, and its form and language are prescribed rather than left open.
Both are involved — the existing Registrar records the change and the file is transferred to the Registrar of the new jurisdiction.
No. Where consent is required it precedes the filing, and a notice filed without it will not be accepted.
The LLP agreement is amended where it names the office, and tax, GST and licence registrations are updated to the new address.

Related Services

Intimation of Other Address (LLP) → Application for Direction to Change Name → Reservation / Renewal of Name (FLLP) → Registration of Particulars (FLLP) → Form 8 — Statement of Account & Solvency → LLP Agreement & Changes → LLP Annual Return (Form 11) → ROC Compliance Services →

Shifting your LLP's office to another jurisdiction?

Send us the existing and proposed addresses — we'll map the requirements and run the notice through.

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