7 Surefire Paths to Corporate Filing Approval
Besides hurt pride and the annoyance of having to do it all over again, corporate filing rejection can mean long delays and wasted fees.
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Transferring Domicile From One Country to Another
Why might one opt to transfer their company’s domicile from one country to another? Let’s discuss.
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Conversions: Changing Company Type or Moving to a New State
A statutory conversion can make the process simpler for companies that want to change from one entity type to another. Learn more about how to change business entity type.
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The Causes and Perils of Involuntary Dissolution
Learn about the causes and consequences of involuntary dissolution, including failure to make a statutorily required filing and prevention strategies for businesses.
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The Importance of Notifying the Registered Agent When Filing Directly in a State
After a document is filed and evidence is received, you must notify the registered agent of the appointment. Failing to do so can result in negative consequences for the company.
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Don’t Wait To Refile North Carolina Assumed Names
North Carolina assumed names registered before December of 2017 must refile by December 1st, 2022.
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Help! My Corporation’s New Name Is Not Available In A Foreign Jurisdiction!
What to Do When a Corporation’s New Name is Not Available in a Foreign Jurisdiction? A lot depends on where you filed it. Let’s look at some preliminary actions to take and some notable exceptions.
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5 Questions to Ask About Entity Names When Doing Business in Multiple States
Doing business in different states can affect what should be considered when naming your LLC or corporation. Read 5 important questions you should consider when choosing a legal entity name.
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Document Legalization and Authentication
Learn the steps of the document legalization and authentication process with our comprehensive guide to ensure smooth global business transactions and minimize delays.
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California Waives Filing Fees for Formation and Foreign Qualification to Encourage New Business
California is taking the unusual step of waiving the initial formation and qualification filing fees from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023, in an effort to encourage new business in the state.
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