When you first filed to become a legal business entity, part of the process included creating Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Organization. The information that you submitted contained the name of the business, which business structure best suited your needs (such as an LLC, S Corporation, C Corporation or a Nonprofit Corporation), the appointed registered agent’s name and contact information, the effective date in which you started the business and the names of the current partners or shareholders.
As time passes and businesses evolve, you may find that you are in a situation where your business name no longer fits the services you provide or perhaps the leadership team of your company is undergoing changes. Any major event that alters the information on your Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Organization needs to be reported to your secretary of state by filing an Articles of Amendment form.
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Offered Business Registration Service
- Due to state processing delays and closures, filing times may be delayed.
- EIN requires a social security number or taxpayer ID number to fill with the IRS.
- Preparation of IRS S-Election Form with instructions on finalizing the form.
- Nonprofit requires 3+ years of financial projections to file entity formation and exception status.
- *State fees subject to change.