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Coddan CPM Ltd. – Company Registration Agent in the UK

Follow the journey from identifying a change to a Scottish limited partnership’s people with significant control (PSC) to confirming reporting requirements, preparing updated particulars, submitting the appropriate Companies House notification and maintai

Step 1
Identify Control Changes
Step 2
Confirm PSC Requirements
Step 3
Gather Updated Particulars
Step 4
Determine Filing Route
Step 5
Submit PSC Updates
Step 6
Maintain Accurate Records
Companies Registry's e-Services Portal LLP & Limited Partnerships Compliant Corporate Formations: LLPs & LPs Updating Scottish Limited Partnerships: Partner Changes, PSC & Register Filings

Updating Scottish Limited Partnerships: Partner Changes, PSC & Register Filings

Establish the event, authority and effective date before choosing the form

Scottish Limited-Partnership Changes, PSC Updates and Register Corrections

Event-specific diagnosis and filing coordination for LP6 changes, SLP PSC updates, Gazette-dependent events, rejected filings and limited register-correction routes.

A commercial decision, partnership document, Companies House filing and Gazette publication are different acts. Scottish LP changes and corrections identifies the right sequence; it does not create consent, settle disputed rights or make an ineffective transaction valid.

Current deadline distinction: LP6 changes are normally delivered within seven days of the change. SLP PSC information follows its separate 14-day statutory regime. Neither deadline should be confused with Scottish LP continuing compliance’s annual confirmation-statement deadline.

you and job recognition

Scottish LP changes and corrections begins after formation, when a fact changes or an earlier filing needs remediation

This route is for an active Scottish limited partnership, usually instructed by or with authority from a general partner, that needs an event-driven filing, a PSC update, Gazette coordination, correction analysis or a response to Companies House.

Partnership particulars changed

Name, business, principal place, term, partner, status, contribution or assignment information may require LP6.

Control position changed

An individual PSC, RLE, ORP, nature of control or statutory PSC statement has changed.

Register inconsistency

A filing was rejected, an accepted document contains an inaccuracy, or Scottish LP continuing compliance found an outstanding prerequisite filing.

Substantive issue first

Disputed authority, ownership, partner rights, PFLP status, foreign capacity, insolvency or regulation must be resolved by the correct owner before filing.

Organisation before instrument

The first job is to diagnose the event—not to pick a form from a list

Coddan first establishes what happened, when it happened, whether it took legal effect, who authorised it and which registered facts or control conditions changed. Only then can the correct filing and publication sequence be selected.

1. Event and date

  • What decision or transaction occurred?
  • What is the documentary date?
  • What is the claimed effective date?
  • Was a statutory publication condition satisfied?

2. Authority and documents

  • Who approved the change?
  • Does the partnership agreement support it?
  • Are consents, resolutions or transfer documents complete?
  • Who can authenticate and instruct?

3. Register consequences

  • Which LP particulars changed?
  • Did PSC, RLE, ORP or statement data change?
  • Is LP6, a PSC form, Gazette publication or more than one step required?
  • Is Scottish LP continuing compliance waiting on the filing?

4. Professional dependencies

  • Are rights or authority disputed?
  • Did corporate or overseas ownership change?
  • Could PFLP, tax, accounts, regulation or insolvency be affected?
  • Is correction legally available?

Current LP6 route and statutory period

LP6 reports non-PSC changes to registered limited-partnership particulars

The current LP6 is a statement under section 9 of the Limited Partnerships Act 1907. It must be signed by the firm and posted or delivered to the registrar for registration within seven days after the change takes place. The general partners remain responsible for delivery.

Registered particulars

Firm name, principal place of business, general nature of business and term or character of the partnership.

Partners and status

Changes caused by death, transfer, an increase in partner numbers, a partner-name change, admission, cessation or movement between general and limited status.

Contributions

Variation in a limited partner’s contributed sum and an increase in partnership capital, stating non-cash particulars where relevant. Special exclusions apply to authorised partnerships and PFLPs.

Current delivery route

The form specifies post or delivery to the registrar. Companies House currently directs all paper documents to Companies House, Crown Way, Cardiff CF14 3UZ. LP6 is not listed in the current upload service, so Scottish LP changes and corrections does not promise an unsupported upload route.

Partner changes and statutory publication

For specified events, Companies House filing and Edinburgh Gazette publication are separate controls

Section 10 of the Limited Partnerships Act 1907 requires Gazette notice of an arrangement under which a general partner becomes a limited partner and of an assignment of a limited partner’s share. For a Scottish limited partnership the relevant publication is the Edinburgh Gazette. For the purposes of the Act, the arrangement or assignment has no effect until the notice is advertised.

General partner becomes limited

The status change must be supported by the underlying legal arrangements, reported on LP6 and advertised as required.

Effectiveness control: do not describe the change as effective for the Act before you rely on the service or submit a filing.

Limited-partner interest assigned

The assignment document, transferor, transferee, share and supporting partner changes must be established before the notice and filings are prepared.

Effectiveness control: the assignment has no effect for the Act until advertised.

Other admissions and retirements

The filing consequence depends on the event and status. Gazette publication is not presented as a universal requirement for every partner change.

PFLP and authorised-partnership modifications require separate Private fund limited partnerships or regulatory review.

Separate control-information route

PSC changes use the SLP PSC01–SLP PSC09 framework—not LP6

An SLP must investigate and keep its registrable control information current. Partner status, AML beneficial ownership, authorised-signatory status and PSC status are related facts but not identical conclusions. Relevant information must be delivered within the applicable 14-day statutory period; it must not wait for the next SLP CS01.

Current SLP PSC form functions
Current formFunctionCore distinctionScottish LP changes and corrections control
SLP PSC01Notice of an individual PSC.Registrant is an individual who meets a statutory condition.Confirm particulars, date, nature of control and current verification dependency.
SLP PSC02Notice of a registrable RLE.A corporate partner is not automatically an RLE; statutory registrability must be established.Check entity data, governing law, register and control.
SLP PSC03Notice of an ORP.Used for another registrable person that is neither an individual PSC nor an RLE.Establish legal form, governing law and registrable status.
SLP PSC04Change to an individual PSC’s details or nature of control.A change of particulars is not a new PSC notice.Confirm previous and new data, change date and any protected route.
SLP PSC05Change to RLE details or nature of control.Entity data and registrability both remain relevant.Check registry evidence and ownership consequences.
SLP PSC06Change to ORP details or nature of control.ORP treatment is distinct from RLE treatment.Confirm identity, status, date and control condition.
SLP PSC07Notice that a PSC, RLE or ORP ceased to be registrable.Cessation of control is not automatically cessation as a partner.Establish the cessation date and remaining control position.
SLP PSC08Notification of applicable statutory PSC statements.Includes the appropriate statement during investigation or where no registrable person or RLE is identified, if factually supportable.Select only the statement supported by current facts.
SLP PSC09Update to a previously notified PSC statement.Updates statement status; it does not substitute for a person or entity form where that is required.Sequence the statement update with any registrable-person filing.

What may change control

Direct or indirect voting rights, rights to surplus assets on winding up, rights to appoint or remove a majority of management, or significant influence or control. The actual facts—not the label “partner”—drive the analysis.

Identity verification

Individual PSCs are now subject to Companies House identity verification and must provide their personal code and verification statement within their applicable 14-day verification period. This is separate from the 14-day PSC-change filing regime. Verification does not replace the PSC form and does not prove authority, beneficial ownership or nature of control.

Protected information

Residential, full birth-date and successfully protected PSC information must follow the applicable restricted or secure route. Public-upload assumptions must not expose protected material.

Corporate and overseas changes

Scottish LP changes and corrections files the established event; Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners reassesses a materially changed ownership or evidence position

Where a corporate or overseas partner, controller or registrable entity changes, Coddan may need refreshed evidence proportionate to the event. A simple address update is not treated as an automatic full reconstruction; a new ownership chain, uncertain foreign capacity or changed sanctions risk is not forced through as a routine form.

Entity and authority

  • current registry extract and legal form;
  • governing law and offices;
  • capacity and constitutional evidence;
  • resolution and signatory authority.

Ownership and control

  • updated ownership chart;
  • beneficial owners and intermediate entities;
  • PSC, RLE or ORP analysis;
  • KYC, sanctions and PEP information where risk requires.

Document usability

  • currency and consistency;
  • registry verification;
  • translation or certification only where needed;
  • foreign-law advice where capacity cannot be established administratively.

Material ownership-chain reconstruction, trust or nominee arrangements, new foreign evidence, enhanced KYC or AML review, sanctions concerns and foreign-capacity uncertainty are routed to Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners or the relevant professional before Scottish LP changes and corrections prepares a filing.

Correction, second filing and register remediation

A new change, rejected document and inaccurate accepted filing require different remedies

Coddan identifies the status of the document and the legal route before resubmission. Companies House can correct, annotate or remove material only within the statutory and registrar-power framework; it cannot decide private ownership, authority or contractual disputes.

Before submission

Correct the draft and re-obtain approval or authentication. No register remedy is needed because the document has not been delivered.

Rejected filing

Address the stated rejection, prepare the appropriate replacement submission and preserve the real event date. Rejection does not authorise backdating.

SP RP04 second filing

The current SP RP04 route applies only to inaccuracies in previously properly delivered SLP PSC01–PSC09 documents. It is not a universal correction form.

Rectification, removal or protection

These routes are limited by statute and evidence. Personal-information protection, registrar rectification and court-dependent remedies must not be conflated.

Event, form, deadline and owner

Route the actual event—not the your shorthand description

Scottish limited partnership change and correction route table
EventNormal filing routeNormal deadline or triggerGazette dependencyScottish LP changes and corrections roleSeparate owner
General partner admittedLP6; PSC form too if control changes.LP6 within seven days.Not assumed solely from admission.Verify event, evidence, forms and sequence.General and limited partner roles/solicitor for admission and liability.
General partner retiredLP6; related PSC filing if applicable.LP6 within seven days.Depends on accompanying transaction; do not assume.Coordinate established cessation.Solicitor for retirement and continuing liabilities.
Limited partner admittedLP6 and any affected PSC form.LP6 within seven days.If admission follows assignment, section 10 publication applies.Map admission, contribution and control.Solicitor for admission/assignment document.
Limited partner retiredLP6; PSC07 if registrable control also ceases.LP6 within seven days; PSC within applicable 14-day period.If caused by assignment, publication applies.Separate partner and PSC consequences.Solicitor/accountant where rights or capital are affected.
General partner becomes limitedLP6 plus applicable PSC form.LP6 within seven days of the operative change, subject to publication control.Required; no effect for the Act until advertised.Coordinate LP6 and Edinburgh Gazette sequence.General and limited partner roles/solicitor; Private fund limited partnerships if PFLP implications.
Limited partner becomes generalLP6 plus PSC form if control changes.LP6 within seven days.Section 10’s stated GP-to-LP rule is not reversed by assumption.Verify new authority and liability position.General and limited partner roles/solicitor.
Limited-partner interest assignedLP6, related partner/PSC forms and notice.LP6 seven-day rule; PSC 14-day regime as applicable.Required; assignment has no effect for the Act until advertised.Coordinate register and publication steps.Solicitor for assignation and enforceability.
Contribution changedLP6 where required by current form/law.Within seven days.No automatic Gazette rule.Record sum, nature and event date.Accountant/solicitor; Private fund limited partnerships for PFLP.
Business changedLP6 for a routine non-PFLP SLP.Within seven days.None solely from the business description.Check actual change and regulated-activity flags.Regulatory/tax adviser; Private fund limited partnerships if fund issue.
Term changedLP6 for a routine non-PFLP SLP.Within seven days.No automatic Gazette rule.Report established previous/new term.Solicitor for agreement amendment.
Scottish principal place changedLP6.Within seven days.None solely from address change.Verify genuine Scottish place and right to use.Tax/legal advice if substance or residence is raised.
Individual becomes or ceases PSCSLP PSC01 or SLP PSC07.Applicable 14-day statutory period.Not a PSC-form condition by itself.Confirm registrability, date, control and verification.Identity ecosystem; solicitor if disputed.
RLE or ORP changeSLP PSC02/03/05/06/07 as applicable.Applicable 14-day statutory period.Not automatic.Check legal status, registry evidence and control.Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners/foreign-law adviser if uncertain.
PSC particulars changedSLP PSC04/05/06 as applicable.Applicable 14-day statutory period.Not automatic.Compare old/new particulars and protection status.Identity/documentary support where needed.
No-PSC or other statement changedSLP PSC08 or SLP PSC09, plus person/entity form where needed.Applicable 14-day statutory period.Not automatic.Establish supportable current statement and sequence.Solicitor for contested control.
Historic filing errorEvent-specific correction, SP RP04 only where eligible, or other statutory remedy.Act promptly after discovery; route is fact-specific.Prior publication may also need legal review.Diagnose document status and available remedy.Solicitor/court route where statutory correction is insufficient.
Rejected filingCorrected replacement or required accompanying form.Promptly, without falsifying the event date.Publication remains separately assessed.Review rejection, correct and resubmit if within scope.Professional owner if cause is substantive.
Scottish LP continuing compliance SLP CS01 waitingRequired LP6/PSC/correction filing first or at same time.Meet each event deadline; do not wait for annual date.Satisfy any publication dependency separately.Complete accepted prerequisite filing and record outcome.Scottish LP continuing compliance covers SLP CS01 and annual calendar.

Forms and evidence

One factual question may produce more than one filing or professional dependency

Scottish LP changes and corrections forms and evidence table
QuestionLP6 routePSC-form routeCorrection routeEvidence requiredProfessional dependency
Event dateDate the change took place.Relevant change/confirmation date under PSC rules.Never substitute a later discovery date without basis.Contemporaneous agreement, resolution or record.Legal advice if effectiveness is disputed.
Legal authorityFirm authentication does not prove private consent.General-partner authority and required PSC confirmations.Correction cannot manufacture consent.Agreement, resolutions, consents, signatory authority.Solicitor for disputed or defective authority.
Partner statusLP6 reports change between general and limited status.Separate control analysis if rights change.Depends on whether original was rejected or registered.Effective document, date, role and Gazette evidence.General and limited partner roles and solicitor.
ContributionVariation and increase where current LP6 requires.Only if rights/control also change.Fact-specific correction.Amount, cash/property nature, valuation and date.Accountant, tax adviser or solicitor.
AssignmentPartner/transfer consequences on LP6.Forms if registrable control changes.Correction cannot replace the assignation.Assignation, parties, share, consent, publication.Solicitor; Edinburgh Gazette.
AddressPrincipal-place change on LP6.PSC service/residential or entity address on relevant PSC form.Protect restricted data through correct route.Right to use, genuine Scottish place, proof where needed.Tax/legal advice if substance issues arise.
Business or termPrevious/new particulars on LP6.Only if control changes separately.Remedy depends on document status.Agreement, resolution and factual business description.Solicitor/regulatory adviser; Private fund limited partnerships if PFLP.
Individual PSCNot an LP6 function.PSC01, PSC04 or PSC07.SP RP04 may apply to a properly delivered PSC form.Particulars, control, dates and verification status.Identity ecosystem; solicitor if contested.
RLE or ORPPartner change may also need LP6, but registrability does not.PSC02/03/05/06/07.SP RP04 may apply to a properly delivered form.Legal form, law, register, office, rights and control.Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners/foreign-law or legal review.
Protected informationPublic LP6 content still requires data care.Restricted disclosure/application route.Suppression/removal limited to current statutory grounds.Protection decision and secure particulars.Legal/identity support where required.
Identity verificationNot completed by LP6.Dependency accompanies applicable individual PSC position.Does not cure incorrect control data.Verified status/personal code through secure process.Identity-verification ecosystem.
Corporate or overseas evidenceEvent-specific partner particulars.RLE/ORP/individual analysis as applicable.Correction follows only after facts are established.Registry, authority, ownership, translation as needed.Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners/documentary/foreign-law route.
Disputed factsPause.Pause.Registrar cannot decide private dispute.Competing documents and chronology preserved.Solicitor/court or other competent forum.

Information connected to the actual event

What Coddan normally needs

The request is tailored to the change, correction or PSC event. Not every case requires every item; each request must support the form, date, authority, control conclusion, publication step or remedial route.

Entity and register

  • SLP name and number;
  • current register and filing history;
  • exact change or error;
  • Companies House rejection or query;
  • Scottish LP continuing compliance confirmation deadline if waiting;
  • authority to instruct Coddan.

Event and authority

  • event and effective dates;
  • previous and new particulars;
  • resolutions, consents or agreement;
  • admission, retirement or assignment document;
  • general-partner authority;
  • contribution particulars where relevant.

Ownership and control

  • affected partner or registrable person;
  • ownership and control information;
  • PSC, RLE or ORP analysis;
  • current PSC statement;
  • verification status where applicable;
  • corporate authority and registry evidence.

Publication and support

  • Gazette draft or publication evidence;
  • genuine Scottish principal-place evidence;
  • foreign-language/certified documents if needed;
  • professional advice already obtained;
  • KYC and risk information;
  • complete filing instructions.

Commercial structure — pricing pause pending evidence

Assessment and written quotation—not an invented package

No approved Scottish LP changes and corrections price has been supplied. Coddan first identifies the event, forms, affected persons, authority, Gazette requirement, correction route and dependencies. An accepted written quotation then defines the work and costs.

Individual scope required

SLP Change, PSC Update or Register Correction

Price: pause pending evidence pending assessment

The quotation must show

  • Coddan professional fee plus VAT;
  • defined event, persons and forms;
  • evidence and authority review;
  • Gazette work included or excluded;
  • Companies House fee, if any;
  • Gazette, documentary and third-party costs;
  • submission and outcome record;
  • correction/resubmission boundary.

Separate unless expressly accepted

  • agreements, assignations and legal opinions;
  • Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners ownership-chain reconstruction;
  • identity-verification charges;
  • translation, certification or legalisation;
  • accounting, tax or regulatory work;
  • Scottish LP continuing compliance SLP CS01;
  • banking or insolvency work;
  • cessation, closure or restoration.
Request an Scottish LP changes and corrections assessment and written quotation

Commercial continuity

One written scope from diagnosis to outcome

Scottish LP changes and corrections commercial continuity table
StageQuotation treatmentIncluded only if statedSeparate cost or ownerContinuity control
Professional feeWritten amount plus VAT after assessment.Named event, evidence review, forms and coordination.No fixed price invented.Same accepted work is not charged twice.
Companies HouseAny current official fee shown separately.Named filing route and submission.No separate LP6/PSC transaction fee presently identified.Nil official fee is not a free Coddan service.
GazetteDrafting/coordination and publication cost specified.Only the notice described.Publication charge and legal drafting where needed.Publication evidence retained with outcome record.
Documents and professionalsSeparately identified and approved.Only stated document or referral coordination.Legal, tax, accounting, translation, verification and foreign-law work.External outcomes are not guaranteed.
Outcome and lifecycleSubmission and outcome record stated.Accepted filing or recorded rejection within scope.Scottish LP continuing compliance, Close a Scottish limited partnership and later events separate.One-off instruction; no renewal.

Professional review and lifecycle continuity

From event evidence to a recorded register outcome

Scottish LP changes and corrections change and correction process
StageControl questionCoddan functionOutcome or next owner
1. Identify eventWhat changed or what is inaccurate?Review register, history and supplied chronology.Event schedule or correction diagnosis.
2. Authority and effectivenessWas the event authorised and legally effective?Administrative evidence checkpoint.Proceed or solicitor referral.
3. Control consequencesDid the PSC, RLE, ORP or statement position change?Apply current administrative route and identify disputes.PSC schedule or legal referral.
4. DependenciesIs Gazette, Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners, Private fund limited partnerships, verification or advice required first?Sequence the owners.Ready route or clearly defined pause.
5. Written quotationWhat exact events, forms and costs are included?Issue scope with VAT and external costs separated.Accepted one-off instruction.
6. Prepare and authenticateAre form, dates, evidence and authentication consistent?Prepare current LP6/PSC/correction material and coordinate approval.Submission-ready documents.
7. Publication and filingWhat sequence is legally required?Coordinate accepted Gazette work and deliver forms through verified routes.External examination/publication.
8. OutcomeWas each step accepted or rejected?Record receipt, publication and Companies House outcome.Complete, correct or separately quote.
9. LifecycleWhat follows the register update?Update the filing record and known calendar dependencies.Scottish LP continuing compliance, tax, accounts, banking, contracts, regulation or Close a Scottish limited partnership.

Acceptance, rejection and resubmission boundaries

Coddan proceeds only where the filing can be supported

Capable of quotation

  • the active SLP and authority are confirmed;
  • the event and dates are evidenced;
  • partner and PSC consequences can be established;
  • Gazette and professional dependencies are known;
  • KYC and risk requirements can be satisfied;
  • the filing is accurate and within Coddan’s scope.

Assessment or referral first

  • multiple or unclear events;
  • disputed status, consent or assignment;
  • uncertain PSC/RLE/ORP conclusion;
  • corporate or overseas ownership change;
  • historic error, protected data or foreign documents;
  • PFLP, tax, regulatory or insolvency issue.

Pause, refuse or redirect

  • event or authority cannot be established;
  • false dates or misleading filing requested;
  • ownership is concealed or evidence unreliable;
  • Gazette requirement cannot be satisfied;
  • sanctions or AML concern remains;
  • SLP has ceased, or restoration is requested.

Change completeness

A register filing is not the whole change

An accepted LP6, PSC form, SP RP04 or Gazette notice records a defined public step. It does not organise every legal, accounting, tax or operational consequence.

The filing does not by itself

  • amend the partnership agreement;
  • create consent or validate an assignment;
  • settle authority or beneficial ownership;
  • value an interest or contribution;
  • decide profit, capital or tax treatment;
  • update accounting records;
  • satisfy a separate Gazette condition;
  • complete identity verification.

Nor does it automatically

  • update banking or payment mandates;
  • novate contracts or licences;
  • notify HMRC or regulators;
  • cure historic non-compliance;
  • complete SLP CS01;
  • resolve insolvency;
  • close the SLP;
  • restore a removed entity.

Forms cannot determine

  • whether a disputed change is valid;
  • whether consent existed;
  • whether conduct created significant control;
  • whether a foreign entity is an RLE;
  • the correct owner in a dispute;
  • tax/accounting consequences;
  • solvency or regulated status.

Convenience evidence and trust evidence

A clearly defined administrative route for an event that is already supportable

What makes the route manageable

  • event-specific route check;
  • evidence and authority schedule;
  • LP6/PSC separation;
  • Gazette-dependency identification;
  • change-versus-correction diagnosis;
  • separate cost schedule;
  • authentication coordination;
  • recorded filing outcome.

Coddan’s stated administrative role

Coddan has provided formation and continuing corporate services since 2005, operates as a formation agent, is supervised by HM Revenue & Customs as a trust or company service provider and is registered with Companies House as an Authorised Corporate Service Provider.

For an accepted instruction, Coddan can diagnose and coordinate LP6, PSC, correction and Gazette-dependent administrative work and record the filing outcome.

Ownership and specialist referrals

Keep the filing job with Scottish LP changes and corrections and the substantive conclusion with its owner

Scottish LP changes and corrections service ownership and referral table
NeedCorrect ownerScottish LP changes and corrections boundary
Partner role, authority, liability or assignment analysisGeneral and limited partner roles partner-role guidance — implementation pending and solicitor.Scottish LP changes and corrections reports an established event; it does not decide disputed rights.
PFLP or fund issuePrivate fund limited partnerships PFLP and regulatory triage — implementation pending.Pause routine filing if eligibility, permitted activity or status is affected.
Formation or initial PSC workForm a Scottish limited partnership Scottish LP formation.Scottish LP changes and corrections does not recreate LP5(s) formation.
Corporate or overseas reassessmentScottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners corporate or overseas SLP assessment.Scottish LP changes and corrections files only after new ownership, capacity, authority and evidence are established.
SLP CS01 and annual calendarScottish LP continuing compliance continuing compliance — public guide pause pending evidence.Scottish LP changes and corrections completes prerequisite filings; it does not complete the annual statement.
SLP cessation and closureClose a Scottish limited partnership cessation and closure — implementation pending.If the SLP has ceased, route the entity-level job to Close a Scottish limited partnership.
Agreements, disputes and legal opinionsPartnership-agreement and solicitor specialist referrals.No drafting, enforceability or disputed-control conclusion.
Verification and foreign documentsIdentity-verification ecosystem and document-certification ecosystem.Scottish LP changes and corrections identifies the dependency; specialists own the detailed process.
Accounting, tax, regulation, banking, insolvency or foreign lawAppropriate professional specialist referrals.Scottish LP changes and corrections identifies and records the referral; it does not provide the conclusion.

Authoritative-source record

Legal and operational position checked on 23 September 2026

This page uses current primary legislation, statutory instruments and Companies House material. It does not treat uncommenced Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 limited-partnership reforms as current filing law.

Choose the route that matches the actual job

Start with the event, evidence and deadline

No checkout is manufactured for an unassessed filing. Supply the SLP number, event or error, dates, affected persons, authority documents, PSC consequences, Gazette position and Companies House correspondence for an assessment and written quotation.

Diagnose a change or correctionRequest the correct route and written scope. Request an LP6 quotationFor an established non-PSC change. Request a PSC filing quotationPSC, RLE, ORP or statement change. Gazette-dependent changeStatus change or limited-interest assignment. Rejected or inaccurate filingAssess resubmission, second filing or other remedy. Changes before SLP CS01Complete Scottish LP changes and corrections prerequisites for Scottish LP continuing compliance. Corporate or overseas reassessmentUse Scottish LPs with corporate or overseas partners before filing where evidence or ownership changed materially. PFLP or regulated-fund issuePause Scottish LP changes and corrections and route eligibility or regulation to Private fund limited partnerships. Agreement or legal supportFor consent, assignation, authority, disputes or enforceability. Verification or documentsIdentity, translation, certification or legalisation dependency. Accounting or tax supportFor contributions, capital, profit allocation or tax consequences. Cessation or closureRoute the SLP as a whole to Close a Scottish limited partnership assessment.

Coddan may pause, refer or refuse an instruction where facts, authority, ownership, control, Scottish connection, evidence, publication requirements or filing accuracy cannot be established. No acceptance, registration, publication or legal outcome is guaranteed.