North Dakota NONPROFIT CORPORATION INTENT to DISSOLVE is a process under the North Dakota Nonprofit Corporation Act that involves the formal dissolution of a nonprofit corporation. It is a legal and administrative procedure that requires filing a certificate of dissolution with the North Dakota Secretary of State. The process includes distributing assets, settling debts, and winding up the corporation’s affairs. There are two types of North Dakota NONPROFIT CORPORATION INTENT to DISSOLVE: voluntary dissolution and involuntary dissolution. Voluntary dissolution is initiated by the corporation’s board of directors, and involuntary dissolution is initiated by the courts.