Colorado Principle Agreement
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Company Domestication in Colorado Step 1: Your entity needs to prepare and file the Combined Statement of Information which would include the Articles of Organization/Incorporation with Colorado Secretary of State. Step 2: Your entity is then dissolved in the home state (or ?domesticated out?, depending on the state).
Individual owners are able to have their business affairs remain confidential, as well as avoid harassment by sales persons or members of the public. The state of Colorado does not require members of an LLC to be publicly identifiable.
Name your Colorado LLC. You'll need to choose a name to include in your articles before you can register your LLC. ... Choose your registered agent. ... Prepare and file articles of organization. ... Receive a certificate from the state. ... Create an operating agreement. ... Get an Employer Identification Number.
How do I amend my Colorado LLC operating agreement to add a member? Hold a meeting of all members. Draft a resolution (to add a member) Vote on the resolution. Pass the resolution (if a majority vote in favor) Keep the member resolution with your records.
Creating your LLC in Colorado requires you to file Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State. Colorado does not allow for paper filing of your Articles of Organization. The Colorado Secretary of State will only accept Articles of Organization that are filed electronically.
The Colorado Limited Liability Company Act was adopted in 1990. An LLC combines the concepts of partnerships for tax purposes and corporations for liability purposes. LLCs are created by filing ?Articles of Organization? with the Secretary of State.
When filing your Articles of Organization or Incorporation, Colorado's Secretary of State will ask you for your principal office address. Colorado's Secretary of State requires that your principal address is a legit street address, no P.O. boxes.
