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An Assignment of Interest is the legal means for transferring the ownership of an LLC or other Company from one entity to another.
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Also known as a certificate of existence or a certificate of authorization, this is a vital document for any business.
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A Registered Agent is legally held accountable for your LLC’s business and the related legal documentation.
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If your company is set up in one state, but do business in another, you may be required to complete foreign registration.
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Broadly speaking, our corporate compliance services help you keep your company’s practices in line with state and federal law.
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