North Dakota Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registration is the process of registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in the state of North Dakota. This type of business structure is best suited for businesses that wish to limit the personal liability of the partners, while still allowing the profits and losses to pass through to the partners. It is an attractive option for businesses that have multiple owners, since all partners share equal rights and responsibilities. To register an LLP in North Dakota, a business must submit the appropriate paperwork and pay the applicable fees. There are two types of North Dakota Limited Liability Partnership Registration: initial registration and renewal registration. Initial registration involves submitting the required documents and paying the filing fee, while renewal registration requires filing an annual report and paying an annual fee. Both types of registration require that the business provide information about the LLP's partners, including their names, addresses, and the percentage of ownership. Additionally, the LLP must provide proof of existence in the state, such as a certificate of authority, and must adhere to all state laws and regulations.