Banking and Due Diligence Documents for UK LLPs.
Prepare the Supporting Documents Required for Your UK LLP and identify the company records and evidence a bank, financial institution or other recipient may require for its banking application or due diligence review.
If a bank, financial institution, payment provider, professional adviser or business partner requests documents about your UK limited liability partnership, identify the relevant LLP records and evidence before preparing your banking application or due diligence submission. Coddan can assist with identifying appropriate supporting documents and related document services, subject to the confirmed requirements and scope of assistance.
- Clarify the purpose of the request and the information the receiving organisation needs to verify, such as the LLP's registered details, current status, partners, business activities or the identity and authority of relevant individuals.
- Obtain the bank's or recipient's instructions before gathering documents. Check its requirements for document type, issue date, format, certification, authentication and any specific wording or supporting evidence.
- Identify the available supporting records, which may include relevant Companies House filings, the certificate of incorporation, partnership details, information about the LLP's partners or other records appropriate to the request.
- Distinguish between evidence of the LLP's registration and current details, information about its partners or management, and evidence relating to a particular person's authority to act or sign. Different questions may require different supporting documents.
- Coddan can assist with identifying relevant LLP records and coordinating appropriate supporting document services for banking and due diligence documentation, subject to the confirmed scope and availability of the relevant services.
- If you already have a document checklist or instructions from a bank, payment provider or professional adviser, include them with your enquiry. If the requirements are unclear, ask Coddan to help identify the appropriate documentary route before proceeding.
- Check whether the recipient also requires notarisation, certification, an apostille issued by the FCDO, consular or embassy legalisation, or certified translation. These are separate services and should only be arranged where relevant to the recipient's requirements.
- Fees and processing times depend on the documents required and the services involved. Any applicable professional charges, official document fees, certification, notarial, apostille, consular, translation, delivery and other third-party costs should be confirmed before proceeding.
- A structured initial assessment is designed to reduce avoidable administrative delays and unnecessary back-and-forth by clarifying the recipient's requirements, the available LLP records and any additional formalities at the outset. The receiving organisation retains responsibility for its due diligence checks and decisions on whether the documents supplied are acceptable.


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