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laws dot-com legal forms guide articles of organization LLC sample this form is only a sample and cannot be filed in this form applicants should hire an attorney to help with the form and all forms need filed electronically with the Secretary of State only use this form if you're forming an LLC step 1 provide the name of the limited liability company in part 1 of this form the name of the company needs to include the phrase limited liability company Ltd period liability company limited liability Co period Ltd period liability Co period limited L period L period C period LLC period or Ltd period regards section 7 - 906 o1 CRS for more information step 2 provide the principal address for the limited liability company in part 2 if the mailing address is different from the street address provide the mailing address as well if the mailing address is the same leave the section blank step 3 provide the name of the registered agent in part 3 if the registered agent is an entity leave the first section blank and provide the name of the entity on the second line provide the street address for the registered agent if the mailing address is different provide the mailing address as well make sure to check the box in part 3 as well the Box States the registered agent has agreed to such a position step 4 provide the name of the person or entity forming the limited liability company in part 4 provide the mailing address for the person or entity as well if the limited liability is being formed by more than one person check the box in part 4 and provide an attachment with their information step 5 make sure to check a box in part 5 if the management of the LLC is controlled by one or more managers check the first box if the management is vested in the members check the second box check the box in part 6 if additional sheets are attached to this form check the box in seven step 6 if the effective date of this form needs delayed provide a date in part 8 otherwise leave the link blank provide the name and address of the person responsible for delivering this form in part 9 to watch more videos please make sure to visit long dot-com
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you want to know how to write an llc operating agreement now i'm going to walk you through how to do it step by step starting right about now hey if you're new to the channel i'm quran from life accounting the number one firm for small business financial education be sure to give this video a like to help other small businesses see it and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on future videos and if you have a quick question or just want to say thank you for the video be sure to leave a comment below now quick disclaimer this is not legal advice and you should get your operating agreement checked by an attorney of your choice okay let's start by answering the question what is the operating agreement and why is one important well an operating agreement is a legally binded document that outlines in detail the rights and responsibilities of the members of the llc and how the business will operate now some states don't require you to have an operating agreement but i suggest you always create one to minimize any misunderstandings and disputes operating agreements make it very very clear how the business will operate and can be referenced later on in times of uncertainty such as member withdrawal equity and distribution splits signing of contracts member deaths and more if you do not have an operating agreement the default llc rules of your state will apply which may differ from what you have in mind for your own business okay now that we understand what an operating agreement is and the importance of one let's walk through a template to help you write one for your own company this will be a good starting point for your own operating agreement as it includes almost all if not all clauses recommended in most agreements okay the first step is to go to law depot.com i'll leave a link for it in the description below so you don't got to go searching for it then you want to go to business at the top and then llc operating agreement all right so we're going to start creating the llc operating agreement note that it asks you where is this company registered and that's because it's going to want to create an llc operating agreement that is specific to your state so for me i'm going to leave it on georgia then i'm going to go to save and continue next is going to ask you will your company perform professional services so if your company performs a service such as cleaning right then you're going to want to click yes if you are just say e-commerce business then you would click no for me i'm going to click no all right and then it's going to ask you what is the primary purpose for this company now for my company quran's toys um you can make something general and something broad typically works okay so i'm going to say i so toys next is going to ask you for your company name so go ahead and put your company name there then where is the company principal office located okay so wherever your company is located if you have an office then you put the office address if you work from you know your home then you put your home address all right so it's asking for the street all right so you put your address in now save and continue okay next is going to actually will this company have more than one class a member so in the llc your members are the owners and when it asks you if you want to have more than one class of members more than one class of owners it's asking you if you want to have different say subsections of owners each having their own different rights and responsibilities and obligations and that is up to you if you'd like to do that for me and karan's toys i'm going to say no all right next is going to ask you who are the members aka the owners of the llc note that with the llc you could have different types of owners you could have actual people or individuals a corporation can own an llc and then a you could have a partnership trust or another llc can own the llc so for me i'm going to say individual and all right so i am one of the owners right so go ahead and put your name there or i'm going to go ahead and put my name and you can put your address if you like if you have more than one member for your llc so say you're a multi-member llc right not a single member then go ahead and add all of the members and my partner's name is john doe all right and karan's toys so you have your members and you want to go down and click save and continue now a capital contribution is anything that and member contributed to getting the business started now note this can be money this can be time this can be things such as equipment right whatever you contributed whatever member contributed to get the business started you place it here so me i contributed say five thousand dollars in cash right and you want to put a total value here the five thousand dollars and my partner john doe contributed equipment with a total value contribution of say five thousand dollars all right so once again cash capital contributions are anything that you contributed to getting the business up and running right once you have that in there click save and continue so next question could additional contributions be required in the future well what does that mean well we can go over here to the frequently asked questions and figure out right so choosing yes means that members can vote to increase the overall level of capital contributions in line with business needs and require additional investments from its members so if you say yes then you are basically saying that if the business needs more money right if you vote to increase the cash capital contributions then basically they're required to right your members are required to fulfill that obligation if you choose no then let's see what it means choosing no means any additional money invested in the company by a member aka owner is treated as a debt owed by the company to the owner this means that members original share in profit and loss and in distribution will be maintained so this does not affect equity but is basically seen as almost like a loan to the business from one of the members okay so i'm gonna click no now we're gonna get into if you're able to add new members to to their llc all right can a new member be admitted later i'm going to say no all right this is up to you but i'm going to go ahead and say no all right can a member voluntarily withdraw from the company that is up to you um i personally believe that if you're in business with somebody and you choose to do business with someone that you can't just voluntarily leave we're gonna have to work it out together or figure out you know how to go about that situation so i'm gonna click no okay but if you have any questions about why you should restrict members then you can you can you know look at this frequently asked questions here and they have a good point the success of your llc depends on the participation of all members right that's why you might not want to have a member voluntarily withdraw from the company i agree let's talk about member meetings so llcs are required to hold regular meetings right to discuss a business and you can put in your operat
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- Ofelia Janssen
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I've studied usage at Regent University in Virginia Beach and I am an expert in special relativity. I usually feel grumpy. My previous job was surveying technicians I held this position for 3 years, I love talking about base jumping and stargazing. Huge fan of Edward R. Murrow I practice billiards and collect basketball cards.
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