Intimation of Other Address for Service of Documents — LLP, Nashik
Service Address · Nashik, Maharashtra

Intimation of Other Address — Declared. Intimated. Effective.

Intimation of an address other than the registered office at which documents may be served on the LLP — partner consent, the declaration and the filing that makes it effective.

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An LLP may nominate an address other than its registered office for service of documents. It is a short filing with a practical purpose: notices reach a place someone actually monitors, rather than premises that may be shared, leased out or closed.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare the intimation with the partner consent it requires and file it with the Registrar, so the nominated address takes effect on the record.

The nominated address does not replace the registered office. Both stand on the record together, and the registered office continues to carry every other statutory consequence attached to it.

Our Intimation of Other Address (LLP) Services

Suitability Review

A review of the proposed address for reliability of receipt and continuity.

Partner Consent

The consent of the partners approving the nominated address.

Declaration Drafting

The declaration accompanying the intimation, drafted to the required form.

Address Proof

Assembly of proof of the nominated premises and any consent from the owner.

Intimation Filing

Filing of the intimation with the Registrar so the address takes effect.

Change or Withdrawal

Filing of a change or withdrawal where the nominated address later alters.

Service Monitoring Advice

Practical guidance on monitoring the nominated address for statutory notices.

Record Consistency

Reconciliation of the nominated address against the LLP's other records.

Our Intimation of Other Address (LLP) Process

1

Address Reviewed

We assess whether the proposed address will reliably receive service.

2

Consent Obtained

Partner consent to the nomination is taken and recorded.

3

Declaration Prepared

The declaration and supporting address proof are prepared.

4

Intimation Filed

The intimation is filed with the Registrar.

5

Effect Confirmed

The address is confirmed on the record and monitoring is set up.

Why It Matters

Notices reaching an address someone actually watches
Registered office consequences understood, not confused
Partner consent recorded before nomination
Address proof and owner consent in place
Change or withdrawal handled the same way
Filing made within the period allowed
Nominated address consistent with other records
Fewer notices missed at unattended premises

Frequently Asked Questions

It is an address, different from the registered office, at which the LLP declares that documents may validly be served on it.
No. The registered office continues on the record and retains every other statutory consequence attached to it.
The partners approve it in the manner the LLP agreement provides, and the consent supports the intimation.
It takes effect once the intimation is filed with and recorded by the Registrar.
Yes, by filing an intimation of the change, and it can equally be withdrawn if the LLP no longer wants it on record.
Where the registered office is shared, leased or infrequently attended, a monitored address reduces the risk of a statutory notice going unseen.

Registered office not reliably attended?

Send us the address you want nominated — we'll prepare the consent and file the intimation.