INSTRUCTIONS: UTAH ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION (DOMESTIC LLC)

To form a limited liability company (LLC) in Utah, you must submit an articles of organization form. This form is processed by the Utah Department of Commerce's Division of Corporations & Commercial Code and is available on their website. You must complete it on a computer or typewriter.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 1: Line one asks for the name of your LLC.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 2: Line two asks for the purpose of your LLC.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 3: Line three asks for the name and address of your LLC's registered agent. You should also indicate whether this agent is an individual, a commercial registered agent or business entity. This registered agent must have a Utah street address.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 4: Line four asks whether your company has organizers who are not members or managers of the LLC.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 5: Line five asks you to give the name and address of every non-member/-manager organizer. Attach additional sheets as necessary. You may include the business address for confidentiality purposes.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 6: Line six asks whether the company will be managed by members or managers.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 7: Line seven asks for the names and addresses of all managers. Attach additional sheets as necessary.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 8: Line eight asks about the duration of your company. Specify how many years you will be operating up to 99 years or give the end date for the LLC.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 9: Give the principal address of your LLC on line nine.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 10: The last question is optional and asks whether the LLC is owned by women or men.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 11: Print the document and sign sections five and seven where indicated in red ink.

Utah Articles Of Organization (Domestic LLC) Step 12: At the bottom of the page, a URL is included which provides the mailing and faxing information for this form. You must also submit a $70 filing fee. This fee is not refundable.

INSTRUCTIONS: VERMONT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP APPLICATION

To form a limited partnership in Vermont, an application must be submitted to the office of the secretary of state. This application is maintained on the official website of the Vermont Secretary of State. This article discusses the unnumbered questions in the order they are presented.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 1: Give the name of the business, which must include the words "limited partnership" or the abbreviation "l.p."

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 2: Give the address of your office, including the city, state and zip code.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 3: Give the latest possible date on which the limited partnership will be dissolved.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 4: Give each general partner's name and business address.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 5: Give the name and personal address of every limited partner.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 6: Give the amount of cash and descriptions of other property contributed by every LTD partner, along with its agreed value. 

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 7: Note any other matters you deem to be relevant where indicated.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 8: Give the name and address of your process agent.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 9: If you do not wish for the filing date to be the date on which your application takes effect, give the date on which you wish for this to occur.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 10: All general partners must sign and date the form.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 11: Enter your postal mailing address where indicated.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 12: File two copies of this form with the Vermont Secretary of State, whose address is given at the top of the page. One copy should be the original, while the other should be an exact copy. You should include a $50 check to cover the filing fee, as well as a self-addressed envelope. This will be used to send back a certified copy of your application once it has been approved.

Vermont Limited Partnership Application Step 13: If you have any questions which are not answered by these instructions, the website of the Vermont Secretary of State includes both an email address and phone number that can provide further assistance.

INSTRUCTIONS: RESTATED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 08-471

This form is used to change the name of an active limited liability company in the state of Alaska or provide changes in the articles.  The Restated Articles of Incorporation cannot be filed when a biennial report is due.  Additionally, they cannot be filed if the signatures fail to match the signatures currently on record. 

If officers, directors, or shareholders have changed but there is no biennial report due, a Notice of Change is required before this form can be submitted. 

“Restated Articles of Incorporation 08-471 Step 1”

Provide the name of the limited liability company as it currently appears under the Department of Commerce in Part 1 of this form. 

“Restated Articles of Incorporation 08-471 Step 2”

In Part 2, state the new name of the limited liability company if the name is being amended. 

“Restated Articles of Incorporation 08-471 Step 3”

Provide the original date the articles were originally filed with the Department in part 3. 

“Restated Articles of Incorporation 08-471 Step 4”

In part 4, attach the restated articles.  If the restated articles include amendments, check the appropriate box.  Provide the date the restated articles of organization were adopted in the box below.  

“Restated Articles of Incorporation 08-471 Step 5”

A member, manager or attorney representing either is required to sign the bottom of this document.  They also need to include their printed name, title, and date of signature. 

“Restated Articles of Incorporation 08-471 Step 6”

If you have questions about this form, you’re strongly encouraged to seek legal counsel.  A filing fee of $25.00 is required for this form, and a check or money order needs made payable to the State of Alaska.  Send the Restated Articles of Incorporation to the following address:

State of Alaska

Corporations Section

PO Box 110808

Juneau, AK 99811