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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the OR LLC operating agreement in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the name of your LLC at the top of the document. Ensure it complies with Oregon naming requirements.
  3. In the 'Formation of Limited Liability Company' section, provide the date of formation and ensure all members' names are listed accurately.
  4. Complete the 'Initial Members' section by entering each member's name, capital contribution, and percentage interest in the LLC.
  5. Review and modify management provisions according to how you wish your LLC to be managed—either by members or appointed managers.
  6. Fill out any additional sections regarding contributions, profits, losses, and distributions as applicable to your business model.
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Articles of Organization, Restated Articles of Organization, Articles of Merger, Articles of Conversion, and corrections thereto. Limited Liability Company or Domestic Limited Liability Company means an entity that is an unincorporated association having one or more members that is organized under ORS Chapter 63.
You Want to Separate Finances Even if youre under $50K, forming an LLC may make sense if: You want a dedicated business bank account. You want to build business credit.

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