The Louisiana Statement of Change of Directors and/or Officers of a Foreign Corporation is a document used by foreign corporations registered in the state of Louisiana to file changes in their leadership. This statement must be filed with the Louisiana Secretary of State, and is used to update the public record to reflect the current directors and officers of the corporation. There are two types of Louisiana Statement of Change of Directors and/or Officers of a Foreign Corporation: the Initial Statement of Change and the Amended Statement of Change. An Initial Statement of Change is used to register the names and addresses of the first directors and officers of a foreign corporation when it is first registered with the Louisiana Secretary of State. An Amended Statement of Change is used to update the existing record and reflect any changes in the directors and officers of the foreign corporation. The Amended Statement of Change must include the name and address of the new directors and officers, as well as the names and addresses of the old directors and officers.
Louisiana Statement of Change OfDirectors And Or Officers Of A Foreign Corporation
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If a corporation is a foreign corporation, meaning it is organized under the laws of a state other than Louisiana, and derives income from Louisiana sources, it must file Form CIFT-620 regardless of whether or not there is any tax liability.
Most businesses are required to register with the Louisiana Secretary of State Office. For example, if your business is a corporation, a non-profit, a limited liability company or a partnership (limited, or limited liability), you must register your business with the state.
To do business as a foreign LLC in Louisiana you'll need to register with the Secretary of State by filing an Application for Authority to Conduct Business and paying the state filing fee of $150 (plus a $5 credit card fee).
To register a foreign corporation in Louisiana, you must file a Louisiana Application for Authority to Transact Business in Louisiana with the Louisiana Secretary of State. You can submit this document by mail, by fax, in person, or online.
How do I report a name change or structure change? Download and complete the form called ?Name and/or Structure Change Form?.Review the form and submit any additional required documents as listed on the form. If paying by credit card or E-check, email form, documents and payment info to application@lslbc.louisiana.gov.
A foreign entity is any corporation, business association, partnership, trust, society or any other entity or group that is not incorporated or organized to do business in the United States, as well as international organizations, foreign governments and any agency or subdivision of foreign governments.
To register a foreign corporation in Louisiana, you must file a Louisiana Application for Authority to Transact Business in Louisiana with the Louisiana Secretary of State. You can submit this document by mail, by fax, in person, or online.
If the corporation was chartered as a foreign corporation, one that was formed in another state or out of the country, the corporation must file an application with the Louisiana Secretary of State's office to withdraw the corporation's charter.