Doing Business As (DBA) - Fictitious Business Name
Most states require you to file a DBA if you are doing business under a name different than your legal name. Click on the "Order Now" button, fill out the form, and we'll begin the document process for you—or you can read more information below.
DBA stands for "doing business as" and is an official registration of your business name. In some states, this is referred to as a "fictitious business name" or "assumed" name.
Our business filing experts can help you save time by filing a DBA application for you. We file your DBA with the required government agencies, and even publish it in most states. You'll receive the approval and publication certificate for your records.
- Open a bank account and collect checks and payments under your business name
- Start advertising on business cards, signs and your website
- Present your business professionally by collecting checks and payments under your business name
- Discourage others from registering your name by officially using your DBA
DBA registration is necessary if your company conducts any business and/or collects money under a name other than your own name. Also, banks generally require a DBA registration in order to open a business bank account.
DBAs are not just for sole proprietors. If you are a corporation or LLC and want to do business under a name different than your corporate name, you may be required to file for a DBA(fictitious business name).


