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  2. Begin by entering the 'Name of Corporation' and 'State of Incorporation' at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for legal purposes.
  3. Proceed to fill out Form 1, which includes 'Minutes for Organizational Meeting.' Here, list the names and addresses of directors being elected. This section requires careful attention to detail.
  4. In Form 2, complete the By-Laws section by providing the principal office address and registered office details. These can be identical if applicable.
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A Delaware corporation is a corporation that is incorporated in the state of Delaware, which is located in the eastern United States. Delaware is a popular state for incorporation because it offers a number of benefits, such as a business-friendly legal system, low taxes, and a well-developed corporate legal system.
Currently, Delaware is home to over two million incorporated business entities, including approximately 68% of Fortune 500 companies. This popularity is due, largely in part, to both the States corporate-friendly tax structure and the Delaware Court of Chancerys expertise in adjudicating corporate disputes.
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