False statement in LLP incorporation triggers criminal liability and financial penalty for persons certifying or subscribing the document. The statute requires a prescribed incorporation document subscribed by two or more persons and filed with the Registrar at the State of the registered office, accompanied by a prescribed compliance statement from an engaged professional or a subscriber and payment of prescribed fees. The incorporation document must state the LLP name, proposed business, registered office, partners and designated partners, and other prescribed particulars. A person who knowingly or believingly files a false compliance statement incurs criminal liability and a monetary penalty.