Get Articles Of Dissolution - Idaho Secretary Of State - Sos Idaho

The Articles Of Dissolution is a crucial document for corporations looking to officially dissolve their business in Idaho. This guide provides clear and concise steps to help users navigate the online process of completing this form, ensuring accurate submission and compliance with state requirements.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your dissolution form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the system.
2. In the first line, enter the name of the corporation exactly as it appears in the records of the Secretary of State.
3. In the second line, input the exact date of incorporation as it was filed with the Secretary of State.
4. For the third line, indicate whether the corporation has not issued shares by checking the respective box. You can check one or both boxes based on your situation.
5. Lines four and five are statements confirming that there are no unpaid debts and that any remaining assets have been distributed, which must be included in the document.
6. In line six, select whether the majority of the initial directors or incorporators authorized the dissolution by marking the appropriate box.
7. The document must be signed by either an initial director or incorporator. Type the name of the signer below the signature line and indicate their capacity by checking the corresponding box.
8. Include the necessary filing fee: $30 for typed forms, $50 for handwritten forms, and an additional $20 if expedited service is requested. Be sure to indicate any pre-paid account number if applicable.
9. Finally, mail or deliver the completed form to the Idaho Secretary of State's office at the provided address.
10. If you have questions or require assistance, you can call the Secretary of State’s office at (208) 334-2301.
11. Once all steps are completed, review the form for accuracy, then save changes, download, print, or share the document as needed.

Complete your Articles Of Dissolution online to ensure a smooth dissolution process.