Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia
Corporation Name Change
I have a corporation with only me as a owner; no shareholders, no stock, etc, just me. I want to change the name, what legal red tape, if any, will I have to face if I change the name or will it only involve just filling amendment to the Article of Incorporation.
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Re: Corporation Name Change
To legally change the name of a corporation, you have to file articles of amendment with the Secretary of State and publish notice of the change of name . Of course, there can be other issues accompanying a name change - contracts, licenses, etc.
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