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Entity Creation Form!
Thank you for submitting your
Entity Creation Form!
Entity Creation Form!
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What to expect moving forward:
#1. Schedule your review now!
#1. Schedule your review now!
Schedule an appointment with your paralegal for your entity review.
Schedule an appointment with your paralegal for your entity review.
#2. State Registration and Additional Entity Documents
#2. State Registration and Additional Entity Documents
After confirming your details and state fees, your paralegal will file your registration with the state .
After confirming your details and state fees, your paralegal will file your registration with the state .
We will draft the Operating Agreement Template for your entity
We will draft the Operating Agreement Template for your entity
State registration times vary, but once the registration is confirmed, your paralegal will get your EIN filed.
State registration times vary, but once the registration is confirmed, your paralegal will get your EIN filed.
We will also register your entity for our Registered Agent services unless you've opted into using your own.
We will also register your entity for our Registered Agent services unless you've opted into using your own.
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If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to our API Law team.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to our API Law team.
Phone:
Phone:
888-521-0322
888-521-0322
Email:
Email:
filings@api.law
filings@api.law
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