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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SC Corporation dissolution form in the editor.
  2. Begin with FORM 1, 'ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION'. Fill in all required fields, ensuring that Item 8 is completed correctly based on your corporation's status.
  3. If your corporation has issued shares and commenced business, follow the steps for METHOD (2). Propose dissolution through the board of directors and prepare FORM 2 for submission to shareholders.
  4. Notify shareholders of the special meeting using FORM 3. Ensure all details are accurate and sent out at least ten days prior to the meeting.
  5. Once approved by shareholders, complete FORM 1 again if necessary, and prepare two original copies for mailing to the Secretary of State along with the $10 filing fee.
  6. Handle claims by notifying known claimants using FORM 5 and publish notice for unknown claimants as per FORM 7 requirements.

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Entity TypeRelevant Statutes Professional Corporations 33-19-101 et seq. Nonprofit Corporations 33-31-101 et seq. Limited Liability Companies 33-44-101 et seq. Limited Partnerships 33-42-101 et seq.3 more rows
A service corporation, like most other corporations, is a limited liability entity because its shareholders normally are not personally responsible for the debts and obligations of the corporation. The corporation is responsible for its debts and obligations, but shareholders are not - they have limited liability.

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