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The document provides guidelines for forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for state-licensed professionals in Wisconsin. It outlines the statutory references, formation steps, and necessary compliance with state regulations. The packet includes forms and instructions for reserving a name, filing Articles of Organization, creating an Operating Agreement, and obtaining a Federal Tax Identification Number. It emphasizes the importance of contacting the relevant governing boards to ensure compliance with professional practice requirements and details the limitations on ownership and management specific to licensed professionals.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Wisconsin Liability Company form in the editor.
Begin by reserving your LLC name to ensure it is available. Download Form 1, fill it out directly in the editor, and print it for submission.
Next, complete the Articles of Organization using Form 2. Fill in all required fields, including your LLC's name and purpose.
Mail the original and a copy of the Articles of Organization to the Department of Financial Institutions along with any necessary fees.
Once you receive confirmation, proceed to complete the Operating Agreement using Form 4. Customize it according to your specific needs.
Finally, apply for a Federal Tax Identification Number using Form SS-4 and open a bank account for your LLC.

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