The District of Columbia Statement of Dissolution For Domestic Limited Liability Partnership is a legal document that is filed with the D.C. Corporations Division to dissolve a domestic Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) that is registered in the District of Columbia. The document must be signed and witnessed by all general partners of the LLP and filed with the D.C. Corporations Division to officially dissolve the LLP. The document includes information such as the name of the LLP, the date of dissolution, the name and signature of all general partners, and the name and contact information of the registered agent. There are two types of District of Columbia Statement of Dissolution For Domestic Limited Liability Partnership: Standard Dissolution and Short Form Dissolution. The Standard Dissolution requires more information about the LLP, including its address, date of formation, as well as the name and contact information of each general partner. The Short Form Dissolution requires less information and is shorter.