Depending on the county in which your LLC is located, you must post your LLC creation notice in specific newspapers. You must publish the notice in the New York Law Journal and the Daily News, for instance, if your LLC is based in New York County (Manhattan). You must publish in both the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and the New York Law Journal if your LLC is based in Kings County (Brooklyn).
By submitting a Certificate of Publication to the New York Department of State, you can fulfill the LLC publication requirement in New York. A copy of the LLC’s articles of organization, a list of the newspapers where the notice of formation will appear, and an affidavit of publication from each newspaper are required to be included in the Certificate of Publication. What does a publication obligation entail?
The legal necessity that certain notices, like a notice of formation for an LLC, be published in a newspaper for a specific amount of time is known as a publishing requirement. The requirement’s goal is to inform the general public of the company’ formation.
An LLC that has satisfied the publication requirement must file a Certificate of Publication NY with the New York Department of State. The name of the LLC, the county in which the LLC is situated, and the day the notice of creation was initially printed in a newspaper must all be listed on the Certificate of Publication.
In conclusion, you’ll probably need to issue a notice of formation in a newspaper if you’re forming an LLC in New York. The newspapers that must be published in your county must be identified, and you must submit a Certificate of Publication to the New York Department of State to prove that you have done so. Even though the procedure might be time-consuming and expensive, it’s necessary to create an LLC and abide by New York State law.