How To Change The Name of a California Corporation or LLC - Amend Your Articles

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How To Change The Name of a California Corporation or LLC - Amend Your Articles
Prepared By: Melissa C. Marsh, Los Angeles Business And Corporate Attorney Written: March 2009
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To amend (change, add or delete) provisions contained in your California corporation's Articles of Incorporation, it is necessary to: (1) notice, hold and document a special meeting of the corporation's board of directors; (2) prepare either a certificate of Amendment of the Articles of Incorporation, or prepare and file Amended and Restated Articles of Incorporation, in compliance with California Corporations Code Sections 900910; and (3) file the original and two copies with the California Secretary of State along with the $30 filing fee, and where applicable the $15 over the counter fee, or $350 expedite fee. The documents must either be hand-delivered, or mailed, to the Sacramento Office at: Business Programs Division Attention: Document Filing Support Unit 1500 11th Street Sacramento, CA 95814 If mailed, please note that the California Secretary of State is taking about 3-4 months to process mail in requests. The same procedure applies to amend the articles of organization for a California limited liability company (LLC). Melissa Marsh, a Califronia attorney with 15+ years experience, can amend the Articles of Incorporation for your California corporation, or the Articles of Organization for your California LLC, within 72 hours for a flat fee of $400* plus the filing fees. The $400* flat fee includes not only preparing the Amended or Restated Articles for the California Secretary of State, but also the attendant written consents of the shareholders and directors (or members of an LLC). *The fee for a professional corporation is slightly higher. If you would like the assistance of a California attorney to properly prepare and file the Certificate of Amendment or Restated Articles to change the name of your California corporation or limited liability company, please call 818-8495206 or Email Your Request.
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