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Further Questions?

Can I amend my Articles of Incorporation after they have been filed with the Secretary of State?

Yes. Many states require that a corporation file a Certificate of Amendment or Articles of Amendment when making an addition to, deleting from, or otherwise altering the existing provisions of the Articles of Incorporation or Organization.
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What if I want to change the name of my company?

The only way to change the legal name of a state-level entity such as a corporation or LLC is to file an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation/Organization.
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How do I change the number, class, or par value, of shares that my corporation is authorized to issue?

In most states, the only way to change authorized share information is to file an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation.
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What other information can I change by filing an amendment?

In addition to changing company name or authorized shares, the filing of Articles of Amendment can change the following information if desired:

  • The name and address of the registered agent;
  • The principal office address;
  • The names and addresses of directors or members;
  • The description of business activities; and
  • Any other information included in the Articles of Incorporation/Organization.

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