Nonprofits must file a Biennial Report every two years and it may be no more than 60 days late. An organization must also pay its fees within 60 days, notify the Secretary of State within 120 days that its registered agent or office has changed, and notify our office if its registered agent has resigned or is deceased. The organization is considered not to be in good standing and should no longer be doing a regular business in Vermont.

a general rule, a corporation legally exists when its Articles of Incorporation are filed by the Secretary of State (SOS). Your Articles will be delivered by hand by messenger to the SOS. This procedure means that your articles will be filed between one and three business days after you OK your Articles for filing. For example, if you submit your Secure Online Incorporation Form by 12 Noon, then by 3 PM we will e-mail (Adobe PDF format) a pre-filing draft of your Articles for your approval. See similar questions...

A corporation's articles are amended by filing Articles of Amendment. There is no form for this filing; rather, articles are drafted pursuant to statutes beginning at O.C.G.A. 14-2-1001 (profit) or 14-3-1001 (nonprofit). See particularly 14-2-1006 (profit) and 14-3-1005 (nonprofit). The original and one copy of the articles of amendment are forwarded to the Corporations Division along with a $20 filing fee payable to "Secretary of State." See similar questions...

For business corporations, Georgia law requires that the Articles of Incorporation include the name of the corporation, the number of shares the corporation is authorized to issue, the street address and county of the corporation's registered office, the name of the registered agent at that office, the name and address of each incorporator, and the mailing address of the initial principal office of the corporation. These are minimum requirements according to O.C.G.A. 14-2-202. See similar questions...

Yes. Articles of Amendment or Restated Articles must be filed. In some cases, the change will require a vote of your owners. You may call or email us and we can assist you You must file Articles of Amendment that must be signed by the chair of your company’s board of directors or sometimes by any one of your company’s corporate officers. See similar questions...

The filings for these entities are similar. The articles for a nonprofit corporation do not include "authorized share" information (O.C.G.A. 14-3-202), but instead include a statement as to whether or not the corporation will have members. The articles of a nonprofit must also include a statement indicating that the corporation is organized "pursuant to the Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code." See similar questions...

The Articles of Incorporation is the document which establishes the corporation and contains basic information such as the name, share structure, and purpose of the corporation. See similar questions...

One of the incorporators listed in the articles needs to sign. There must be at least one incorporator. The incorporators' duties terminate upon filing. See similar questions...

Generically, the document by which a tax-exempt organization is created is known, in the parlance of state and federal law, as articles of organization. There usually is a separate document containing rules by which the organization conducts its affairs; this document is most often termed "bylaws. See similar questions...

An electronic printout of these is not available through Cyberbahn unless you performed the original incorporation electronically through Cyberbahn. You are, however, able to obtain a microfilm copy of the Certificate and Articles of Incorporation by ordering a microfiche from the MGS. This order can be placed via your Cyberbahn account. See similar questions...

Issuers of all securities quoted on the OTCBB are subject to periodic reporting of financial information to the SEC, banking, or insurance regulators. Issuers who file with the SEC via EDGAR are not required to submit hard copy filings with the OTCBB or FINRA. However, the OTCBB must receive hard copy filings for issuers which do not file via EDGAR or those which file with other regulatory agencies. For information on how to submit hardcopy filings to the OTCBB, click here. See similar questions...

The Articles of Incorporation (for corporations) and the Articles of Organization (for LLCs) declare an individual or group to become a corporation or LLC. These documents spell out certain minimum information about the corporation or LLC that is required by the laws of the state in which the business entity if formed. See similar questions...

The Articles of Incorporation are filed with the Secretary of State's office in Austin. A filing fee of $25.00 is required. They may be contacted at 512-463-4600. More information may be found by clicking the following link: http://txsos-7.sos.state.tx.us/corp/forms/filingguide/word/np.doc. See similar questions...

Your articles are processed immediately and placed directly into your account under the ???report' section if submitted between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. (E.S.T.). If submitted outside of these hours, they will be placed in queue for automatic submission on resumption of regular service. See similar questions...

All articles submitted to the newsgroup k12.ed.math must be submitted in plain text format, also known as ASCII or 7-bit format. Articles with any other types of encoding, or containing attachments will be rejected. Articles with multipart/alternative formatting, including both text and HTML parts will be rejected. See similar questions...

There are two circumstances affecting foreign businesses. Foreign businesses are physically located outside of New Jersey, and include corporations, limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, limited partnerships, and individuals. Under most circumstances, foreign business entities conducting business operations in New Jersey (i.e., have a state tax nexus) must also file certificates of authority to conduct business operations in the State of New Jersey. See similar questions...

We will file those for you in most cases. They are sent to the appropriate state officials for recording. In some cases, we will send them directly to you for required signatures with instructions as to sending them to the appropriate state officials. After the Articles have been recorded, they will be sent to you at the address you listed. We suggest that the Articles (and all important corporation papers) be kept in a special notebook or corporate kit. See similar questions...