A change in the LLP agreement refers to the modification or alteration of the original agreement governing a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). LLP agreements define the roles, rights, duties, profit-sharing ratios, and operational guidelines of partners. Changes may be required due to addition or retirement of partners, alteration of profit-sharing ratios, change in business activities, capital contribution modifications, or other operational requirements. The process begins with mutual consent of all partners, followed by drafting an amended LLP agreement incorporating the changes. The amended agreement must be executed and filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) using Form 3, along with the prescribed fee and necessary resolutions. Timely filing ensures legal recognition of changes, maintains compliance with the LLP Act, and prevents disputes among partners. Professional guidance is recommended to draft accurate amendments, handle ROC filing, and ensure statutory compliance. Updating the LLP agreement strengthens governance, provides clarity on partner obligations, and protects the interests of the LLP and its partners. Proper documentation and registration of changes also support legal enforceability and operational transparency.