What is the process of changing the registration of the legal representative of a limited liability company?

I. Changes in the concept of legal person and legal person A legal person is an organization that has the capacity for civil rights and civil conduct, enjoys civil rights and undertakes civil obligations independently according to law. Legal person is an important legal system for regulating economic order and the whole social order in all countries of the world. The change of a legal person refers to the change of its organization, name, domicile, business scope and other important matters after the establishment of a legal person. These changes can be decided independently according to the wishes of the legal person, and the legal person can take effect as long as the corresponding change registration is made. However, the division or merger of an enterprise as a legal person involves the creditor-debtor relationship between the legal person and the counterparty. In order to maintain the trading order and the trust interests of the counterparty, the law has made mandatory provisions on the transfer of creditor's rights and debts after the division or merger of legal persons. Paragraph 1 of Article 44 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates that the division, merger or other important changes of an enterprise as a legal person shall be registered with the registration authority and announced. The Company Law and other laws also have corresponding provisions. Two. Laws and regulations on legal person change of limited liability company (1) An application for company change registration signed by the legal representative of the company. If the original legal representative cannot or does not sign the application for registration of change, the legal representative of the proposed company shall sign the application for registration of change according to the resolution of the shareholders' meeting or the board of directors on changing the legal representative of the company. (2) resolutions or decisions on changes made in accordance with the Company Law. (3) If the alteration of registered items involves the revision of the articles of association, the revised articles of association or amendments to the articles of association shall be submitted. (4) If the change of business scope involves the approval of laws and administrative regulations, the approval documents of relevant departments shall be submitted. (5) If the domicile is changed, the certificate of use of the new domicile shall be submitted. (6) Where the legal representative is changed, the dismissal of the original legal representative and the post-holding documents of the new legal representative, the identity certificate of the new legal representative and the signature of the legal representative shall be submitted. (7) Where the registered capital is changed, a capital verification certificate issued by a legally qualified capital verification institution on the registered capital of the company after the increase or decrease shall be submitted. (8) Where a shareholder or promoter is changed, the legal person qualification certificate or natural person identity certificate of the new shareholder or promoter and relevant documents on equity transfer shall be submitted. (9) If the company name is changed, it shall be submitted to the company registration department to issue a new name approval notice. (10) Other documents required by the company registration authority. Three. Re-registration of license (1) Application for re-registration of business license due to loss or damage of license: 1. Application form for renewal, increase (decrease) and replacement of business license; 2. Letter of appointment (power of attorney); 3. Information signed by all shareholders; 4. The sample of the license loss report and invalidation statement is published in the publicly issued newspaper. (2) Application for renewal or issuance of duplicate business license: 1. Application form for renewal, increase (decrease) and replacement of business license; 2. Letter of appointment (power of attorney); 3. A copy of the original business license of the enterprise as a legal person.