Form SS-4410 Articles of Dissolution

Form 8-K Current Report

INSTRUCTIONS : CURRENT REPORT (Form 8-K)

Form 8-K is a United States Securities and Exchange commission form used for public companies to notify investors of any “material event” important to ownership interests of the company. A current report form 8-k must be filed within 4 business days of the material event in order to meet SEC requirements.

The Form 8-K can be obtained through the Securities and Exchange commission’s website or by obtaining the documents through an SEC local office.

The first step is to fill out the first page of the Form 8-K, supplying the general information about the report and the company that is filing it.

1. Provide the date of the report, which is the date of the earliest event which the report will be covering.

2. Provide the name of the registered company, listing its exact name as provided by its corporation charter.

3. On the next line, provide the state of incorporation, commission file number, and IRS employer identification number.

4. Provide the address and contact of the main executive offices, noting any changes of address since the last SEC filing.

5. You can also indicate if you are using the Form 8-K for additional filing purposes under other SEC regulations.

6. Once you have filled out the initial information, you must report on the material event which has occurred. You must include all required information as outlined in the instructions in items 1.01 through 9.01.

7. Your report will need to include great detail about your company and the event that occurred. You will need to follow strict adherence to these rules and regulations in order to properly file the Form 8-K.

8. Once your report is completed and it is in full compliance with all items stated in Form 8-K, you must have the registrant of the company sign and certify the form in order for completion.

9. The form and the report must be filed with the SEC and made available to all stockholders. Follow the proper procedures as outlined in the SEC regulations.

Form SS-4432 Application for Certificate of Authority

INSTRUCTIONS: TENNESSEE APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY (NONPROFIT) (Form SS-4432)

In order to incorporate a nonprofit company in the state of Tennessee, you must file an application with the secretary of state. This form SS-4423 is available on the official website of the state of Tennessee. A filing fee of $100 must be submitted along with your application.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 1: In section one, give the name of your nonprofit business.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 2: In section two, give the state or county under which you are incorporating your business.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 3: In section three, give the month, date and year of the incorporation of the nonprofit in question. If you do not wish for this business to be in effect perpetually, give the period for which it will be in operation.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 4: In section four, give the complete street address of your nonprofit business, including the zip code.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 5: In section five, give the name and complete office of your registered agent.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 6: In section six, give the names and business addresses of all business officers. Attach additional sheets as necessary. In section seven, do the same for the board of directors.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 7: Section eight is only for businesses which have been doing business before filing this application. If so, give the date on which you began doing business.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 8: In section nine, indicate whether the nonprofit has members or not with a check mark.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 9: In section 11, indicate whether your business would be considered a public benefit corporation or a mutual benefit corporation.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 10: In section 12, give the date on which you wish for this certificate to take effect if you do not wish for this happen when it is filed.

Tennessee Application For Certificate Of Authority (Nonprofit) SS-4432 Step 11: Sign and date your name. Enter your capacity relating to the business and the name of the corporation.