Does an LLP need to inform the Secretary of State that it has dissolved or otherwise terminated its existence?
Neither the Texas Revised Partnership Act nor the Texas Business Organizations Code addresses the question of whether an LLP needs to inform the Secretary of State that its underlying partnership has dissolved or otherwise terminated. If appropriate, an LLP can withdraw its registration. See Form 704 (Word, PDF). The Secretary of State can remove from its active records the registration of an LLP or LLLP whose registration has been withdrawn, revoked, or expired.
The Texas Business Organizations Code does not address the question of whether an LLP needs to inform the secretary of state that its underlying partnership has dissolved or otherwise terminated. If appropriate, an LLP can withdraw its registration. See Form 704 (Word 82 kb, PDF 63kb). The secretary of state can remove from its active records the registration of an LLP or LLLP whose registration has been withdrawn, revoked, or expired.
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