Dear client,
To proceed with the resignation procedure in your situation, you can follow these steps:
Communicate your resignation: Notify the remaining LLP director(s) and other relevant parties, in writing, about your decision to resign as a director of the LLP. Clearly state your intention to disassociate yourself from the LLP and its operations.
Check the LLP Agreement: Review the LLP Agreement to understand the provisions related to resignation and appointment of directors. If the agreement has not been signed or filed on the MCA portal, it may be easier to proceed with the resignation process.
Resignation documentation: Prepare a formal resignation letter stating your intent to resign as a director of the LLP. Include the effective date of resignation. Sign the letter digitally, if possible, or scan a physical copy and send it to the other director(s) via email.
Update records with the Registrar of Companies (RoC): As the LLP agreement has not been filed on the MCA portal, it may not be necessary to file any specific form for your resignation. However, you should inform the remaining LLP director(s) to update the LLP records with the RoC and remove your name as a director from the LLP. They may need to file the necessary forms, such as Form LLP-3 (for appointment, cessation, or change in designation of partners), to reflect the changes in the LLP.
Update other authorities: Notify other relevant authorities, such as the tax authorities, banks, and any other government departments, about your resignation and provide them with the updated LLP details, removing your name as a director.
It is strongly advised to consult with a professional, such as a qualified chartered accountant or company secretary, who can guide you through the specific requirements and procedures based on the laws and regulations applicable in your jurisdiction.
Please note that this is general information and should not be considered as legal advice. Consulting with a qualified professional is essential to ensure compliance with the applicable laws and regulations.