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Have You Drafted Your Bylaws or Operating Agreement?
The corporation's bylaws set forth the company's rules and regulations. Similar to bylaws, an operating agreement provides the framework to operating the Limited Liability Company. Companies do not file the bylaws or operating agreements with the Secretary of State. Instead, businesses keep them with their internal company records.
Regardless of the state in which you formed your LLC, The Company Corporation can provide a form operating agreement for your business. For a $99 service fee, we will send you a form operating agreement by email. For the same fee, we can also provide you with form bylaws for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Nevada and New York corporations.
Who Needs Bylaws or an Operating Agreement?
State laws require corporations to create bylaws documenting the management of the business. Bylaws and operating agreements are generally requested by:
- A lender, in order to obtain financing
- A bank, in order to open a business checking account
- Potential business partners or investors
- Your attorney or accountant
Place Your Order Now
There are 3 easy steps to obtaining an Operating Agreement:
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Provide us with your company's basic information about owners, management, and purpose:
- Operating Agreements: you will complete during the checkout process.
- Bylaws: advise us during the call with one of our Service Representatives.
- We use the information you provide to create your operating agreement and send the document to you by email.
- You print, sign, and store the bylaws or operating agreement with your company records.
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THESE BYLAWS AND OPERATING AGREEMENTS ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE ADVICE OF AN ATTORNEY.
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