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How to Form an LLC
Thinking of forming an LLC? Well you have come to the right place. To make a company in the USA it is done at the State level. Even though every State is different, they all have the basic themes. In most States theses are the following steps on how to form an LLC: Step 1 - Download and fill out an Articles of Organization form. This is the official application to you will submit to the Secretary of State's office within your State. Information you must have when filling out your Articles of Organization: Name of the Company- You will have to select a name for your business. To make sure you do not register a name that already exists, check the name you would like with ourLLC Name Search Checker. Principal Office Address- What will be the address of the headquarters to your business? Registered Agent- This is the official representative of your company. Note that this is not necessarily the owner, and most commonly is the attorney or accontant of the primary owner but can be anyone the owner decides. Members- When you hear the word 'Member' it really means owner. How many owners will there be? Remember that unlike corporations, LLC's are owned on a percentage (%) basis. Managers- If you would like there to be a manager, or someone that is hired to make sure that all the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed then you will have to have all their mailing addresses. Filing Fee- In some States it is as low as $50 while in States like Illinois it is as high as $600. Check to see how much it is in your area. Step 2 - Mail the Articles of Organization and filing fee to the Secretary of State's office. You have officially filed for your very own company so sit back and wait until your LLC arrives in the mail. Step 3 - If you wish to open a bank account you will have to get a tax ID number from the IRS. This is very easily done and you can do it right online at the IRS Website. That's it! Now go and make the next Apple, Google, or Facebook! Check out our Youtube Channel with great LLC instructional Videos. ...read more
By HowtoFormanLLC.org October 01, 2012
How Long Does it Take to Change Your Name?
Typically the name change process varies by state, but shouldn't take more than 6 to 12 weeks. This may seem like a long time, but if you head to howtochangeyourname.com they have a pretty good guides and maybe you can get the process done sooner. ...read more
By HowtoFormanLLC.org July 12, 2012
What is Limited Power of Attorney?
Limited Power of Attorneyis a legal document that allows for one person (“principal”) to act for another person (“attorney-in-fact” or “agent”) in a specific legal matter. Limited Power of Attorney is when you allow someone else to act in your place for a specific event while you may be out-of-town or not able to make certain obligations. After the specific obligation is fulfilled by the attorney-in-fact, then the limited power of attorney form becomes null and void. Limited Power of Attorney becomesVOIDif the principal becomes mentally ill or not able to speak for themselves. LIMITED POWER OF ATTORNEY FORM File Tax Return Buy/Sell Real Estate Business Decisions Life Insurance Decisions Bank Transactions Real Estate Transactions See ourPower of Attorney Videos Read ourPower of Attorney Blog ...read more
By Power of Attorney Form January 12, 2012