Letter of Good Standing For Limited Partnership (LP)

NGN15,000

Get an Official Letter of Good Standing for Your Limited Partnership with CAC

A Letter of Good Standing is an official document issued by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) that confirms your Limited Partnership (LP) is legally registered, active, and fully compliant with CAC requirements — especially the filing of Annual Returns.

It is often requested by banks, government regulators, investors, or other institutions to verify the legal standing and compliance history of your partnership entity.

Service Fee (All inclusive):

NGN15,000

Obtain a Letter of Good Standing for Your LP in Nigeria

Here’s how SplashDict’s CAC-accredited experts assist you:

  • Application & Filing: We file your application and obtain the official Letter of Good Standing for your LP from CAC.

  • Official Document: Receive a CAC-issued letter confirming your organization is legally registered, active, and compliant.

  • Transparent Pricing: Our service fee includes CAC filing and professional handling fees; no hidden charges.

  • Fast Processing: Your request is completed within 1–2 hours, subject to CAC approval.

  • Ongoing Support: Our Chartered Secretary and corporate services team provide continuous help for your compliance needs.

Why Request a Letter of Good Standing for Your Limited Partnership (LP)?

A CAC Letter of Good Standing offers official confirmation that your LP is in good legal and compliance standing, making it indispensable for critical transactions or regulatory submissions.

  • Proof of Active Status: Confirms that your Liability Partnership (LP) is currently active and in compliance with CAC obligations.

  • Regulatory Assurance: Helps you meet requirements for applications where official proof of good standing is required.

Requirements for a Letter of Good Standing for LP

  • Compliance Status: All Annual Returns must be filed and up to date.

  • Entity Details: Limited Partnership Name and Registration Number.

  • Authorization: Request must be made by a General Partner or authorized signatory.