The following information is provided for
educational purposes only and in no way constitutes legal, tax, or financial advice. For legal, tax, or financial advice specific
to your business needs, we encourage you to consult with a licensed attorney and/or CPA
in your State. The following information is copyright protected. No part of this Lesson may be redistributed,
copied, modified or adapted without prior written consent of the author. In this video, we will show you how to change
your LLC's office address with the State. If you followed our strategy for the Newspaper
Publication Requirement, please make sure you have filed your Certificate of Publication
and waited approximately 2 months for the State to process your filing before proceeding
with this Lesson. In order to change your LLC's office address
with the State, you need to file what's called a Certificate of Change. Your Certificate of Change will contain basic
information such as the name of your LLC, the formation date of your LLC, and your new
LLC's office address. You can find your LLC's formation date in
the Filing Receipt that you received back from the State when your LLC formation was
approved. The filing fee for the Certificate of Change
is $30. You will find the accepted forms of payment
and the address where to send your Certificate of Change to listed below this video. We will now walk you through completing your
Certificate of Change. You can download this form below the video. Let'sget started. Here we are looking at page 1 of the Certificate
of Change. I'm going to use a sample company for demonstration
purposes. At the top (it says "CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE
OF"), you're going to enter your LLC name in the 1st box. Next ("The name of the limited liability company
is"), and you're going to enter your LLC name again. Scrolling down ("If the name of the limited
liability company has changed the name under which it was organized is"), this is not applicable
in most cases unless you change the name of your LLC. If you have not changed name of your LLC,
you can just leave this box blank. Second ("The date of filing the articles of
organization is"), again you're going to get the approval date from your Filing Receipt. All right, I've entered the formation date
for the sample company. Let's scroll down. Third ("the changes effected hereby are"),
we're going to check off the appropriate statements. Let's look at each of these. Now for this example that I'm showing you
here, this is for the majority of our members who have used our strategy for the Newspaper
Publication Requirement. They've hired a Registered Agent in Albany
County, and now they're revoking that Registered Agent service and they're going to change
back to their original County. So if that's the case, the 1st box here (where
it says "The county location within the State in which the office of the LLC is located,
is...
