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FLP Entity Creation Form

Instructions:

Please fill out the Entity Creation form as accurately as possible. If you have any questions while filling out the form, please feel to reach out to our office. Once you have completed the form, you will be directed to our paralegal's scheduling page.

**Please note that we cannot complete the entity creation without the Questionnaire Review Consultation.

Email: filings@API.law
Office:
888-521-0322

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Primary Contact Confirmation 

**Please confirm the name and email listed on file with API Law.**
​​​​​​​This information is not related to who will own the entity itself. 

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 Account Owner

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I. Partnership Information 

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 Partnership Name

We’ll let you know if your requested business name is available with your Secretary of State.
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Entity Mailing Address

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II. Partner(s) Information 

 Definitions

General Partner: individuals or entities who manage the business.
Limited Partner: individuals who invest in the business.

When filling out this section please select the title each individual holds in the FLP. Please also include the address and the percentage of ownership for each partner that is listed.

 *General and Limited Partners must be at least 18 years or older

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General Partner

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Limited Partner 1

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Limited Partner 2

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Limited Partner 3

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Limited Partner 4

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Limited Partner 5

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If you need to list additional owners, please check the box below and we will review the information with you during the consultation. 
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III. Registered Agent Acknowledgment 

** PLEASE READ THIS SECTION IN IT'S ENTIRETY **

All entities are required to appoint a registered agent when they form—and to have a local registered agent in every state where they transact business.

This requirement for a registered agent or registered agent service came about as an aspect of due process. Due process states that before a lawsuit or other legal action can move forward in the courts, all parties must be properly notified. The most basic function of a registered agent is to ensure your business is properly notified when involved in a lawsuit. The registered agent will forward all state and legal documents.


If you choose to designate yourself or another member of your active company, such as an LLC, C Corp, or any other entity type, there are a number of things you should keep in mind.

First, a registered agent must always be available to receive service of process notices, government correspondence, and other important documents. This means the registered agent must always be present at your registered physical address during normal business hours.

If the registered agent can’t be found—for example, if the person you designated takes holidays or even occasionally goes off-site to attend a meeting with a client—delivery can’t be made, and the consequences can be quite severe.

Other considerations? Generally, if you designate a member of your entity as the registered agent, the physical address you use for service will be your place of business or your personal residence, as that’s where your registered agent is likely to be during regular business hours. It can therefore be quite embarrassing if someone sues your company and serves notice of the lawsuit in front of your customers, clients or family members.

And if you move your business, you’ll have to file a change of address for your registered agent. With a third-party registered agent, you can move your business as often as you want without it affecting the address of your registered agent.

Please be aware that there will be a yearly charge for this service in the anniversary month that the entity was established in. This will vary by state.

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API Law charges $120 per year to serve as your Registered Agent. API Law assist and send reminders regarding your annual state and registered agent fees.

You have the option to decline API Law as your Registered Agent.
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IV. EIN Setup 

An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, and is used to identify a business entity. Generally, businesses need an EIN.

Please indicate below if you would like us to set up your EIN upon the creation of your Entity.

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If you choose to set up your EIN now, our team will collect the required information from you during your scheduled consultation. 
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V. Confirmation and Submission 

As a reminder, given the unique nature of naming an entity and building a brand, our team does not spellcheck or change any information that has been provided to us via this form UNLESS explicitly requested by the owner. By checking the box below, you are confirming the name and spelling of your entity will be as you've listed it.
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