Connecticut Withdrawal of Certificate of Authority (Foreign LLP) is a type of corporate dissolution procedure for Foreign Limited Liability Partnerships (Laps) registered in the state of Connecticut. A Connecticut Withdrawal of Certificate of Authority (Foreign LLP) is the formal process of ceasing all operations in the state of Connecticut while still remaining in good standing in the state of formation. This type of dissolution is necessary for any Foreign Limited Liability Partnership registered in Connecticut to be legally dissolved in the state. There are two types of Connecticut Withdrawal of Certificate of Authority (Foreign LLP): Voluntary Withdrawal and Involuntary Withdrawal. A Voluntary Withdrawal is when the LLP files a Certificate of Withdrawal with the Secretary of State on its own accord. An Involuntary Withdrawal is when the Secretary of State takes action and revokes the Certificate of Authority of the LLP. Both types of withdrawals require the LLP to file the appropriate paperwork and pay the applicable fees. Additionally, the LLP must also notify the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services to close the business and pay any outstanding taxes.