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…managed, then the name and address of each initial manager You can file the articles of organization online through the South Dakota Secretary of State’s website or by mail…

…business name might be taken by someone else, you can file an Application for Reservation of Name with the Oklahoma Secretary of State. Names may be reserved for up to…

…laying out basic information about it. Prepare the certificate of organization and file it with the Pennsylvania Department of State to register your LLC properly. Though it sounds like a…

…on behalf of your LLC. Every business entity must have a registered agent on file with the Oregon Secretary of State. They must have a physical address in Oregon and…

…some states, you can designate yourself as the registered agent for your LLC." You must also file a formation document with your state, typically called articles of organization, and…

…among others: 1. Get a copy of the will and file it with the local probate court The executor is in charge of locating, reading and understanding the will—usually…

…court will follow the state’s intestate succession process and appoint an estate administrator.  File will with the probate court Settlement of the estate's assets starts by informing the…

…5. File copies of your will with important parties While it may be tempting to keep your living will private, it's important to remember that many people may need…

…to find out what type of entity it is Find your business’s business ID number or file annual reports Important naming guidelines in South Dakota When choosing a potential…

…in South Carolina? Your South Carolina Articles of Organization are the documents that you file during formation with the Secretary of State—the filing fee is $110. In the Articles…