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STK-2 is the official form used to voluntarily remove an inactive LLP from the Registrar of Companies’ records when it has no business, assets, or liabilities.
Overview
LLP Strike-Off via Form STK-2 is a simplified procedure for LLPs that are inactive and have no pending dues or assets. The process requires partner consent, statutory declarations, and filing the application with the ROC. Upon verification, the ROC issues a strike-off notification, legally dissolving the LLP and removing it from official records. This method saves time and cost compared to full closure procedures and is suitable for LLPs that have ceased operations without outstanding obligations.
Process
Step 1 - Obtain consent from all designated partners for LLP strike-off.
Step 2 – Ensure the LLP has no pending business, assets, or liabilities.
Step 3 – Prepare necessary documents including affidavit and declaration.
Step 4 – File Form STK-2 online with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
Step 5 – ROC reviews the application and supporting documents.
Step 6 – Upon approval, ROC issues the official strike-off notification.
Checklist
Details & Documents Required for LLP Strike-Off (STK-2)
1. Partners’ Consent
- All partners agree to strike off the LLP.
2. LLP Agreement
- Latest LLP Agreement copy.
3. Registered Office Proof
- Address proof of the LLP’s office.
4. Declaration & Affidavit
- Confirm no business, no assets, no liabilities.
5. Previous ROC Filings
- Any past ROC filings (if available).
6. No Objection Certificate (If Applicable)
- From creditors or statutory authorities.
7. Government Fees
- Payment for filing Form STK-2 with ROC.
Time Taken
Total Time: Approximately 6–8 working days from receipt of all required documents.
- Partners’ Consent & Resolution Drafting: 1-2 days
- Preparation of Statutory Documents (Affidavit & Declaration of No Assets/Liabilities): 1–2 days
- Filing Form STK-2 with ROC & Follow-up: 1-2 days
- ROC Verification & Official Strike-Off Notification: 2-3 days
Deliverable
The following deliverables are included in the Biz Silver Plan. Deliverables for other packages may vary accordingly:
- Drafted Partners’ Resolution – Approving the strike-off of the LLP.
- Prepared Statutory Documents - Affidavit & Declaration of No Assets/Liabilities.
- Filed Form STK-2 with ROC - Complete application submitted on your behalf.
- Acknowledgment of Filing - ROC filing confirmation receipt.
- Official Strike-Off Notification - ROC approval and LLP removed from records.
- Post-Strike-Off Guidance - Support for any compliance or follow-up requirements.
Why Choose Us
Bizeneed makes the LLP strike-off process fast, simple, and hassle-free. Our team of experts handles everything from drafting partners’ resolutions and statutory declarations to filing Form STK-2 with the ROC, ensuring complete compliance with the LLP Act. With Pan-India expertise, we complete the process within 6–8 working days and provide end-to-end support, including post-strike-off guidance and ROC follow-up. Choosing Bizeneed saves time, reduces errors, and gives entrepreneurs peace of mind, letting you focus on your business while we take care of all regulatory formalities.
FAQs
STK-2 is the official form to voluntarily remove an inactive LLP from ROC records.
Any LLP that has ceased business operations, has no assets, and no liabilities can apply.
It legally dissolves an inactive LLP, avoids unnecessary compliance, and removes it from ROC records.
No, only inactive LLPs with no pending business, assets, or liabilities are eligible.
Partners approve the strike-off, prepare statutory documents, and file Form STK-2 with the ROC.
No, digital signatures from partners or professionals are not required.
Typically, 6–8 working days from receipt of all required documents.
Partners’ consent, LLP Agreement, proof of registered office, affidavit & declaration, previous ROC filings, and NOCs (if applicable).
Yes, consent from all designated partners is mandatory.
Yes, ROC issues an official strike-off notification, legally dissolving the LLP.
No, once struck off, the LLP is removed from ROC records. A new LLP must be incorporated to resume operations.