DE SB90

Adds definitions for "document" and "electronic transmission" to the Delaware Revised Uniform Partnership Act, explicitly authorizing partnerships to use distributed ledgers and blockchain technology for electronic communications and record-keeping

Requires partnership names to be distinguishable from registered series of limited partnerships, in addition to existing requirements for other entity types

Allows registered agents to resign without appointing a successor when a partnership's statement has been cancelled or revoked, with new requirements for filing certificates of resignation including communications contact information

Establishes safe harbor provisions for documenting partnership transactions, signing documents, and delivering documents through electronic means such as DocuSign, with specific rules for when electronic transmissions are considered delivered

Updates Secretary of State fee schedules, including increasing record search fees from $50 to up to $100 and adding fees for online certificate services up to $175