North Dakota Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registration is a process of registering a limited liability partnership in the state of North Dakota. This type of business structure is suitable for smaller businesses that need to protect their owners from personal liability. To register a North Dakota LLP, business owners must submit the required documents and information to the North Dakota Secretary of State. This includes a Certificate of Limited Liability Partnership, a Statement of Qualifications, and a Statement of Authority. Business owners must also provide information about the LLP’s members, partners, and officers. Once the documents have been filed and accepted, the Secretary of State will issue a Certificate of Limited Liability Partnership, which serves as the official document of registration. The Certificate of Limited Liability Partnership must be kept on file at the LLP’s registered office in order to maintain the LLP’s status. There are two types of North Dakota Limited Liability Partnership registration: Domestic and Foreign. Domestic registration is for businesses that are based in North Dakota, while Foreign registration is for businesses that are based outside the state. The registration process for both types is similar, but the Foreign registration requires additional documents.