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New Form 3 LLP: All you need to know about Form 3


As per LLP Act, 2008, for any change in constitution of LLP or change in partners terms we are need to file two forms i.e., Form 4 LLP and Form 3 LLP.

Form 3 LLP: Information with regard to Limited Liability Partnership Agreement and changes, if any, made therein.

As per Rule 21 of LLP Rules, 2009

(1) For the purposes of section 23(2), every limited liability partnership shall file information with regard to the limited liability partnership agreement in Form 3 with the Registrar within thirty days of the date of incorporation along with the fee as provided in Annexure “A”.

Provided that any change made in the limited liability partnership agreement shall be filed in Form 3 within thirty days of such change along with the fee as provided in Annexure “A”.

Earlier we have to download the form from MCA, but now the portal has changed. It has become web-based forms.



It is apparent from above that Form 3 has two parts:

i.       Filing information with regard to initial LLP Agreement

ii.      For information with regard to changes in LLP Agreement

For the specimen of the form, you may check directly on the MCA website or click on the below link-

https://www.mca.gov.in/content/mca/global/en/mca/e-filing/llp-forms-download/llpForm3.html

Attachments: All the attachments shall be either in pdf or.jpg format. “The size of each individual attachment can be up to 2MB”.

1.      Initial LLP Agreement- This shall be mandatory in case ‘Filing information with regard to initial agreement' is selected in field number 1.

2.      Supplementary/ amended LLP agreement containing changes- This field shall be enabled and mandatory in case 'For information with regards to changes in LLP agreement' is selected in field number 1.

3.      Optional attachment(s)

if any-

·      This field can be used to provide any other information.

·      Please note that the user has an option to upload up to five optional attachments.


 

Source of content: MCA website 


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