A New Jersey Certificate of Withdrawal Limited Liability Partnership is a type of document filed with the state of New Jersey when a limited liability partnership (LLP) wishes to dissolve and withdraw from the state. This document must be filed with the New Jersey Division of Revenue in order to officially dissolve the LLP. The Certificate of Withdrawal must include the LLP’s name, the date and place of formation, the name and address of the registered agent, and the mailing address of the LLP. Additionally, the document must include a statement from the LLP that it is voluntarily dissolving and withdrawing from the state. There are two types of New Jersey Certificate of Withdrawal Limited Liability Partnership: a Certificate of Withdrawal Due to Dissolution and a Certificate of Withdrawal Due to Relocation. A Certificate of Withdrawal Due to Dissolution is filed when the LLP is dissolving and withdrawing from the state, while a Certificate of Withdrawal Due to Relocation is filed when the LLP is withdrawing from the state in order to relocate to another state.