Indiana Application of Name Reservation
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Name reservation is registering the name of a business with the state in order to reserve that name for the business owner. Most states will reserve a name that is not an exact duplicate of an existing name, with no attention given to confusingly similar names that may infringe existing trademarks.
How to Reserve a Business Name. Once you have settled on a name for your California LLC or corporation, you can reserve the name by submitting a Name Reservation Request. This form can be mailed to the Secretary of State or delivered in-person. There is a $10 filing fee for all Name Reservation Requests.
Call the county recorder's office in the the county in which the business is based. Request an application for an assumed business name. Conduct a name availability check with the county recorder's office to ensure other businesses in the county do not have a similar name on file.
Call the county recorder's office in the the county in which the business is based. Request an application for an assumed business name. Conduct a name availability check with the county recorder's office to ensure other businesses in the county do not have a similar name on file.
If the name is available, it can be reserved for use for a period of 120 days by applying with the Secretary of State either online or by completing the Secretary of State's Application for Reservation of Exclusive Use of Corporate Name located here. The fee for reserving a corporate name is $20.
How much does it cost to start a business in Indiana? To form an LLC in Indiana, file your Articles of Organization with the Indiana Secretary of State along with the $100 filing fee. Forming a corporation in the State of Indiana also costs $100.
A trade name is also known as a sole proprietorship. The government fee to register a new trade name in Alberta is $60.
To check a business name for availability, please log into your INBiz account and click Online Services. Under the Secretary of State section, select Name Reservations. Enter the desired name and click Check availability.
