Change For Stocks In Dallas
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Your browser is unsupported DescriptionLastChange (%) NYSE U.S. 100 INDEX 16,333.095 119.559 (0.74%) DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE 42,297.12 358.67 (0.86%) S&P 500 INDEX 5,836.22 9.18 (0.16%) NYSE FANG+ INDEX 12,897.351 -101.0212 (-0.78%)1 more row
The Texas Stock Exchange, also called Y'all Street, will open in Weir's Plaza, a 12-story mixed-use building in the Knox-Henderson district this spring as they search for a permanent home for their headquarters, which will be called Texas Market Center.
TXSE will operate electronically from Dallas as a national stock exchange. TXSE will likely go live in 2025.
The move would bolster the state's reputation as a business hub and financial center. It could create thousands of high-paying jobs in finance, technology, and related sectors. Texas already hosts numerous Fortune 500 companies and tech firms. Adding stock exchanges would further diversify its economy.
New Address in the Same State For example, in California, CorpNet's home state, an LLC must submit a change of principal address by filing an updated Statement of Information (Form LLC-12) with the Secretary of State.
Corporations, LLCs, LPs and registered foreign entities must continuously maintain a registered office address in Texas. Texas law does not distinguish between a "voluntary" change of address and an "involuntary" change of address. The only way to change a registered office address is to file a statement of change.
File a Texas Certificate of Amendment Form You may file a printed Certificate of Amendment Form in person or by mail or upload a digital form online through the Secretary of State's SOSUpload service. When you submit a printed form, you will need to include a duplicate copy.
The only way to change a registered office address is to file a statement of change. See Forms 401 (Word 103kb, PDF 94kb) and 408 (Word 170kb, PDF 117kb).
