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Articles of Amendment: Change a Business Name, Address, and More

Anytime a change needs to be made to a corporation or LLC, the state usually requires the filing of an Article of Amendment. Did the business change addresses? Did a member or director leave?
You can read more details below, or you can order by clicking on the "Order Now" button. Fill out the form and we'll begin the amendment paperwork for you.

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Fill out and submit the Articles of Amendment order form .
You will find requests for standard contact, billing, and authorization information, plus specific requests regarding your director/officer or member information along with amendment type, amendment details, and method of approval.
We'll complete the necessary documentation, and will forward documents to you that require your signature.
Upon return to us, we will file your document with the state.
Upon state approval, final documents will be mailed to you for your records.

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