Mca Restarts Llp Registration

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs had earlier temporarily suspended the issuance of new DINs for Designated Partners of a LLPs. The suspension was in-place for the MCA to revamp the DIN issuance process for Partners in LLP and make it easier for stakeholders to register a LLP. However, MCA is yet to announce the date for restarting LLP registration.

Know more about registration of LLP through IndiaFilings. Note: Though, DIR-3 has been revised on 15th June 2018, the new form still does not allow for the allotment of DIN for registration of LLP. The DIR-3 form issued can be used by a person to join an existing company or LLP. We apologise for the confusion caused, if any.

MCA Notification

The MCA notification with respect to suspension of DIN and reopening of DIN is reproduced below for reference:

Reopening of DIN Notification

DIR-3 and DIR-6 will be revised on MCA21 Company Forms Download page w.e.f 15th JUNE 2018. Stakeholders are advised to check the latest version before filing.

Suspension of DIN Notification

Temporary suspension of issuance of allotment of new DINs for Designated Partners/Partners of LLPs is being extended

till further notice. A suitable message would be posted on the portal after revised DIR-3 is made available for filing purposes for issuance of new DPIN/DINs for Partners of proposed LLPs. Stakeholders may kindly take note and plan accordingly.

DIR-3 Form

DIR-3 form must be used by person intending to be appointed as Director of a company or Partner of a LLP. On application of DIR-3 form, DIN is normally issued on the same date by the MCA. The following are list of documents required for obtaining DIN:

Identity Proof

In case of Indian nationals, Income-tax PAN is a mandatory requirement for proof of identity.
In case of foreign nationals, passport is a mandatory requirement for proof of identity.
Proof of identify enclosed with eForm DIR-3 should also contain the date of birth of the applicant and the same should match the date of birth filled in the application form. In case the proof of identify does not indicate the Date of Birth then additional proof of Date of Birth, duly certified/ attested, should be attached.

Address Proof

Address proofs like passport, election (voter identity) card, and ration card, driving license, electricity bill, telephone bill or aadhaar should be attached and should be in the name of applicant only.
In case of Indian applicant, documents should not be older than 2 months from the date of filing of the eForm.
In case of foreign applicant, address proof should not be older than 1 year from the date of filing of the eForm.

Note: In case of proofs which are in languages other than Hindi / English, the proofs should be translated in Hindi / English from professional translator carrying his details (name, signature, address) and seal. In the case of foreign nationals, translation done by the notary of home country is also acceptable.

DIR-6 Form

DIR-6 form is used by persons in the event of any change in his particulars as stated in Form

DIR-3. Hence, changes to information filed in DIR-3 can be effected by filing DIR-6. In case of changes, DIR-6 must be filed within 30 days of the change. DIR-6 must be filed along with a copy of the proof of the changed particulars and verification in the Form DIR-7. The form should be digitally signed by a chartered accountant in practice or a company secretary in practice or a cost accountant in practice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about LLP Registration and DIN Issuance Process Update.

The MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) had temporarily suspended the issuance of new DINs (Designated Partner Identification Numbers) for designated partners of LLPs (Limited Liability Partnerships) to revamp the DIN issuance process and make it easier for stakeholders to register an LLP. This suspension was intended to facilitate the streamlining of the LLP registration process.

The MCA is yet to announce the specific date for restarting the LLP registration process. However, stakeholders are advised to stay updated on the latest developments and notifications from the MCA regarding the resumption of LLP registrations.

The DIR-3 form is used by individuals intending to be appointed as a director of a company or a partner of an LLP. This form is required for obtaining a DIN (Director Identification Number) or DPIN (Designated Partner Identification Number). The form has been revised to align with the changes in the DIN issuance process for LLP partners.

No, the revised DIR-3 form cannot be used for registering a new LLP as of now. The notification clarifies that the revised DIR-3 form can be used by a person to join an existing company or LLP. The MCA is yet to announce the changes specific to the LLP registration process.

The mandatory documents required for obtaining a DIN through the DIR-3 form include an identity proof (PAN card for Indian nationals or passport for foreign nationals) and an address proof (such as passport, voter ID card, ration card, driving license, utility bills, or Aadhaar card).

Stakeholders can stay updated on the latest developments regarding LLP registration by regularly checking the MCA's website and notifications. Additionally, they can consult professional services like IndiaFilings, which provide guidance and assistance with LLP registration and compliance matters.

The DIR-6 form is used by individuals to report any changes in their particulars as stated in the DIR-3 form. This form must be filed within 30 days of the change, along with supporting documents and verification by a practicing professional (CA, CS, or CMA).

For foreign nationals, the address proof should not be older than one year from the date of filing the eForm. Additionally, if the proofs are in a language other than Hindi or English, they should be translated by a professional translator or a notary from the home country.

Yes, both DIR-3 and DIR-6 forms can be filed electronically through the MCA21 portal. The forms need to be digitally signed and submitted along with the required supporting documents.

During the suspension period for LLP registration, stakeholders can stay informed about the latest updates from the MCA, gather the required documents, and consult professional services like IndiaFilings to be prepared for the resumption of the LLP registration process. Additionally, they can plan and strategize their business operations and comply with other necessary regulatory requirements.