EFIS 17, April 2002 : Limited Liability Partnership

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The Limited Liability Partnerships (Particulars of Usual Residential Address)(Confidentiality Orders) Regulations 2002 provide that members of limited liability partnerships may apply to the Secretary of State for a confidentiality order. Although these Regulations came into force on 2nd April, Companies House has only just approved these forms.

If granted, this means that members of a limited liability partnership will not be obliged to state their usual residential address. Instead they may stipulate an address for service, as their usual residential address will be kept on a separate secure register with access permitted to certain "competent" authorities only.

Existing versions of LLP2, LLP2 Cont, LLP288a, LLP288c, LLP363a, LLP363cont may continue to be used by practitioners whose clients do not wish to apply for a confidentiality order.

However, the amended versions of all these forms can be download from the website for use where members of a limited liability partnership want to apply for a confidentiality order, in which case only these revised forms can be used.

Forms affected

LLP2	Application for Incorporation of a Limited Liability Partnership	New/Amended
LLP2 Cont	Application for Incorporation of a Limited Liability Partnership Cont	New/Amended
LLP288a	Appointment of a Member to a Limited Liability Partnership	New/Amended
LLP288c	Change of Particulars of a member of a Limited Liability Partnership	New/Amended
LLP363	Annual Return of a Limited Liability PartnershipAPPOINTMENT of a Member to a Limited Liability Partnership	New/Amended
LLP363cont	Annual Return (continuation sheet)	New/Amended

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