Intimation of change in designated partner particulars: new form prescribes mandatory identity, address and attestation requirements.
The amended Form 10 requires designated partners to notify changes in specified particulars by furnishing DPIN, photograph and the revised entries for name, parent/spouse name, nationality, residency, DOB, gender, tax and identity numbers, and addresses. Filing mandates attested/certified proof of identity with photo and proof of residence from prescribed authorities, attachment of specified documents, digital signature of the designated partner, and an applicant declaration; additional certification rules apply for foreign nationals and bodies corporate with required attesting authority particulars.

Designation of Central Public Information Officer for LLP matters under Right to Information centralises responsibility for information requests.
Pursuant to section 5(1) of the Right to Information Act, Shri Srikumar, Assistant Registrar, LLP, is designated as Central Public Information Officer for Limited Liability Partnership matters in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs with immediate effect and until further orders, establishing formal responsibility and a contact point for handling LLP information requests.

First Appellate Authority under the Right to Information Act designated for Limited Liability Partnership matters effective immediately.
Pursuant to sub section (1) of Section 19 of the Right to Information Act, the Registrar, LLP is appointed as First Appellate Authority to receive and decide first appeals concerning access to information on Limited Liability Partnership matters within the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, effective immediately and until further orders.

Winding up procedures: rules govern voluntary and tribunal-ordered LLP liquidation, appointments, assets distribution and creditor rights.
The Rules establish procedural frameworks for voluntary winding up and winding up by the Tribunal of an LLP: qualifying partner resolutions, creditor consultation and solvency declarations for voluntary liquidations; petitioners, grounds and interim appointments for Tribunal proceedings; appointment, disclosure, duties and removal of LLP Liquidators/Liquidators; filing of statements of affairs, custody, valuation and sale of assets; proof and ranking of creditor claims; distribution of assets after priority payments; auditing, reporting and banking controls; transfer of unclaimed sums to a public account and Tribunal supervision including powers to investigate fraud and direct completion timelines.

Limited Liability Partnership rules amended: DPIN process tightened, corporate nominee formalities set, LLP agreement filing deadline enforced.
The Amendment substitutes rule 10 to require electronic DPIN applications in Form 7 with attested proof of identity, proof of residence, a signed photograph and, for corporate nominees, a corporate resolution naming the individual nominee; specified authorities must attest documents and foreign entities must provide duly certified translations. The Central Government shall decide DPIN applications within thirty days; DPINs are lifetime identifiers. Designated partners must file DPIN in Form 9 and notify changes within 30 days to the Central Government (Form 10) and within 15 days to the LLP (Form 6). Rule 12 and rule 21 are similarly amended and Forms 1-7 are substituted; one fee reduced from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 5,000.

Application of Companies Act provisions to LLPs: Tribunal-led winding up, LLP liquidators, and adapted insolvency procedures.
Specified provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 apply to limited liability partnerships with textual substitutions (e.g., "company" "limited liability partnership", "director" "designated partner", "Court" "Tribunal") and defined terms such as "LLP Liquidator". The notification adapts winding-up, liquidation, appointment and powers of liquidators, Tribunal-led procedures, voluntary winding-up rules, creditor protections, accounting, banking and reporting obligations, and avoidance/preferential payment rules to the LLP framework, and enables winding up of certain foreign LLPs under the LLP Act.