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An Assumed Name certificate is good for 10 years from the date of filing. If you are still using the business name ten (10) years after your filing date, you must file a new certificate before the expiration date. Texas Business Commerce Code 71.151.
How often do I have to file an assumed name certificate? An assumed name certificate must include a stated term or duration for the filing, which cannot exceed 10 years from the date of filing. The certificate expires at the end of the stated term or 10 years from the date of filing.
The secretary of state is required to collect $25 for each assumed name certificate and $10 for each statement of abandonment of an assumed name certificate filed with this office.
Duration: The assumed name certificate shall be effective for a term not to exceed ten years from the date the certificate is filed and may be renewed by filing a new certificate within six months of the expiration of the original certificate (TBCC 71.151).
To do so, conduct a search using the County Clerks Official Records Search online or have a member of our staff conduct a search for you in the Assumed Name/DBA office.

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The tx assumed name form is essential for businesses operating under a name different from their legal entity name, ensuring compliance with state regulations.

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Use cases of the form

This form is required for various entities including corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships that wish to conduct business under an assumed name. For instance, a limited liability company (LLC) may want to operate under a brand name that differs from its registered legal name. Similarly, a foreign corporation entering the Texas market must file this certificate to legally use its chosen assumed name in the state.

Form filing requirements

To file the tx assumed name certificate, entities must adhere to specific requirements such as submitting the form within 60 days of any material changes and ensuring it is filed before conducting business under the assumed name. The filing fee is $25, and it must be paid at the time of submission.

  • The form must be submitted within 60 days after any material change in information.
  • A filing fee of $25 is required at submission.
  • The certificate remains valid for up to ten years unless renewed.

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Submitting the tx assumed name involves several steps: first, obtain the fillable PDF template from DocHub; next, complete all required fields accurately; then prepare payment for the filing fee; finally, submit your completed form either by mail or fax to the Secretary of State's office.

  1. Download and fill out Form 503 from DocHub.
  2. Ensure all necessary information is provided and accurate.
  3. Prepare a payment method for the $25 filing fee.
  4. Submit your completed form via mail or fax to the Secretary of State.

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It’s crucial to note that if an entity wishes to change its assumed name or correct any information on an existing certificate, they must file a new certificate rather than amend the original. Additionally, failure to comply with filing requirements can result in civil or criminal penalties.

  • An entity can have multiple assumed names but requires separate filings for each.
  • Filing does not guarantee exclusive rights to use an assumed name if it conflicts with existing trademarks or common law rights.
  • 'Assumed Name' certificates are effective for up to ten years but can be renewed by re-filing before expiration.
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How long does a Texas DBA last? Texas DBAs (at the state and county level) last for 10 years. If you want to renew your DBA, youll need to file a new Assumed Name Certificate with the Secretary of State or local county clerk within six months after the expiration date.
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