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LLP Strike Off

LLP Strike Off refers to the legal process of voluntarily closing and removing a Limited Liability Partnership from the records maintained by the Registrar of Companies through filing of Form 24 under the applicable provisions of the Limited Liability Partnership Act and related rules. Once the strike off process is completed, the LLP is considered dissolved and ceases to exist as a legal entity. This process is commonly adopted by LLPs that are inactive, not carrying on business operations, or no longer required by the partners. The LLP must ensure that it has ceased business operations, closed bank accounts, and settled all liabilities before applying for closure.

Typical timeline

3 to 6 months depending on ROC processing.

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Key benefits.

Compliant closure

Legally recognized process for dissolving an inactive or non-operational LLP. Provides partners with a structured and compliant exit mechanism.

Partner relief

Partners are freed from ongoing annual filing obligations and compliance costs. Instead of continuing compliance for a non-operational LLP, partners can close it properly.

Structured process

Step-by-step guidance through partner consent, documentation, closure formalities, and filing requirements under the LLP Act.

Proper recordkeeping

All approvals, declarations, acknowledgments, and supporting documents maintained properly for future legal and compliance reference.

Documents required.

Partner consent letters
Statement of accounts and solvency
Affidavit and indemnity declaration
Proof of bank account closure
Completion of all pending LLP filings
Form 24 with supporting documents