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- articleHow to Get a New York Business License
…liability company , or limited partnership, you'll
file with the New York Department of State. Step 2: Apply for an EIN If you plan to have employees, you'll need… - articleHow Much Does a Lawyer Cost?
…are common are trademark and immigration issues. This is because most of the work, like preparing documents to
file for a trademark , is done upfront. Once the submission is done… - articleKeep Your Team on Top of Company Policy with an Employee Handbook Acknowledgement Form
…have received and read the handbook. Having this simple form on
file could get you off to a positive start in your employer-employee relationship, as well as helping you… - articleU.S. Citizenship Through Marriage: How Does It Work?
…immigrate to the U.S. Green Card through marriage After your arrival, you should
file Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, and pay the filing… - articleWhen to Use a Deed of Reconveyance
…are acquiring the property free of the mortgage. A lender that fails to timely
file a deed of reconveyance may face statutory penalties, which in many instances also relieves the… - articleNonprofits: Unincorporated vs. Incorporated
…the donor. Nonprofit corporations need to meet the same criteria in order to qualify for tax-exempt status and should also
file Form 1023 to apply for this status, unless… - articleWarranty Deed vs. Deed of Trust: What’s the Difference?
…finalize the foreclosure process outside of court. The agent can then sell the property relatively quickly without having to
file a lawsuit against you. Dead of trust states The following… - articleHow LegalZoom Makes It Easy to Start an LLC
…information provided for completeness and consistency, check your name with the state, and
file your paperwork. Is LegalZoom a good way to start an LLC? As a small business owner… - articleTake 'Em to Court: Suing in Small Claims Court
…$10,000. If your dispute exceeds your state's limits, then you may have to
file your case in a court with a higher jurisdictional limit, such as Superior Court. … - article6 Tips to Succeed in Small Claims Court
…500 to $25,000, depending on the state. Before you
file your case, do an online search for “Small claims court limit in [your state's name]." If your…