A change in partner involves the admission of a new partner, the retirement of an existing partner, or the removal of a partner from a partnership or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). Such changes require compliance with the partnership deed or LLP agreement, along with relevant provisions under the Partnership Act or LLP Act. The process typically begins with obtaining the consent of all existing partners and passing the necessary resolutions. For LLPs, forms such as LLP Form 4 (for changes in designated partners) or Form 3 (for changes in partners) must be filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). In partnerships, the deed may need to be updated, and changes communicated to banks, tax authorities, and other stakeholders. Proper documentation ensures clarity of roles, rights, and obligations among partners and maintains regulatory compliance. Timely filing and updates prevent disputes, legal complications, and ensure continuity in business operations. Professional guidance is recommended to handle statutory filings, amendments to agreements, and notifications, ensuring that all legal and governance standards are fully met while facilitating smooth transitions in partnership structure.