§ 16958 Foreign Llp Registration Rules
This law says a foreign limited liability partnership (LLP) follows the rules of the place where it was created, and the state can’t refuse to register it just because those rules are different. It also says the LLP’s name must include certain words or abbreviations like “LLP” when it does business here.
A partnership formed in State X wants to open an office in this state.
The partnership must follow State X’s rules for how it’s run, and the state can’t say no just because State X’s rules are not the same as this state’s. When it registers, its name has to include something like “LLP” or “Limited Liability Partnership.”
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§ 16958 Foreign Llp Registration Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026