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PSC Documents for Limited Liability Partnerships

Under the Companies Act 2006, as amended by the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, LLPs are required to identify the people with significant control over them (PSCs) and provide this information directly to Companies House where this information is publicly recorded. The information is no longer recorded in a local register. This is a significant change introduced in November 2025. 

PSCs include those who directly or indirectly hold rights over more than 25% of the surplus assets on a winding up of the LLP, those who directly or indirectly hold more than 25% of the voting rights of the LLP or those who directly or indirectly hold the right to appoint or remove the majority of those involved in the management of the LLP. LLPs are required to file this information directly with Companies House.

This collection is drafted specifically for use by LLPs in implementing the PSC regime. The regime applies to LLPs in much the same way as it applies to companies, but there are certain differences in how LLPs and their designated members should carry out the process.

It includes the LLP specific statutory notices used to identify PSCs and registrable relevant legal entities, collecting confirmed information, dealing with changes and non-responses, and making the relevant filings.

What Is Included in This Collection?

Statutory notices (LLP): notices to individual PSCs, RLEs and those with knowledge of PSCs, plus notices for relevant changes, warning and restrictions notices, and withdrawal of restrictions.
Registers (LLP): internal LLP PSC registers for individuals and relevant legal entities, which mirror the information that must be filed with Companies House but which LLP's may wish to use as an internal resource to record their own PSC information.
Companies House forms (LLP): LL PSC01 to LL PSC09 for PSC filings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does our LLP have PSCs in the same way a company does? +
Yes, with adapted tests. A person has significant control over an LLP if they hold, directly or indirectly, rights over more than 25% of the surplus assets on a winding up, more than 25% of the members' voting rights or the right to appoint or remove a majority of those involved in management, or otherwise exercise significant influence or control. The LLP guidance and notices in this section apply those tests.
What changed for LLP PSC compliance in November 2025? +
LLPs stopped keeping a local PSC register: the information is filed directly with Companies House, which must always hold the LLP's PSC position or a statement of its investigations, with confirmed changes filed within 14 days. Identity verification also now applies, covering LLP members as well as PSCs. The documents in this collection have been updated for this direct filing regime.
Which Companies House forms does an LLP use for PSC filings? +
The LLP versions: LL PSC01 to LL PSC09, mirroring the company forms. New PSCs and relevant legal entities go on LL PSC01 to LL PSC03, changes of particulars on LL PSC04 to LL PSC06, cessations on LL PSC07 and the required position statements on LL PSC08 and LL PSC09. This collection contains the LLP forms so you are not adapting company versions by hand.
Can we just use the company PSC notices for our LLP? +
No. The regime applies to LLPs in much the same way as to companies, but the conditions, the terminology and the statutory references differ, so company notices do not read correctly when served by an LLP. This collection provides LLP specific information notices, change notices, warning and restrictions notices and withdrawal notices, so designated members can run the identification process with documents drafted for LLPs.

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