Decide on a name for your corporation as the first stage. The name must be original and unregistered with another Tennessee corporate organization. By examining the business database of the Tennessee Secretary of State, you can determine whether your selected name is available.
Articles of Incorporation must be submitted to the Secretary of State in order to establish a corporation in Tennessee. The name of the corporation, its mission, the amount of authorized shares of stock, and the names and addresses of the directors and executives should all be listed in the articles of incorporation. Tennessee charges a $100 filing fee for articles of incorporation.
Step 3: Obtain an existence certificate The Tennessee Secretary of State will need to issue you a Certificate of Existence when your Articles of Incorporation have been submitted and approved. With the use of this certificate, the state’s good standing with your corporation is confirmed. Tennessee charges $20 for a Certificate of Existence.
In Alabama, a Certificate of Existence is necessary. This document, also known as a Certificate of Good Standing, attests to the fact that your company is legitimately permitted to conduct business in Alabama and is in accordance with all applicable laws.
In Indiana, how do I submit my articles of incorporation?
The Indiana Secretary of State will require the required documentation to be submitted in order to file Articles of Incorporation in Indiana. The name of the corporation, its mission, the amount of authorized shares of stock, and the names and addresses of the directors and executives should all be listed in the articles of incorporation. In Indiana, there is a $90 filing cost for articles of incorporation.
You can ask the Indiana Secretary of State’s office for a copy of your articles of organization if you need one. A certified copy of your articles of incorporation costs $10. Online or postal requests for copies are accepted.