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The document is a form (NFP 105.15) for notifying the Secretary of State in Illinois about the resignation of a registered agent for a not-for-profit corporation. It includes sections for the corporation's name, details of the registered agent, effective date of resignation, and affirmation of truthfulness by the principal officer and registered agent.

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Begin by entering the Corporation Name in the designated field. Ensure that you type clearly and accurately, as this is crucial for your records.
Next, provide the Name and Address of the Registered Agent. Fill in the First, Middle, and Last Name, followed by the complete address including street number, suite number (if applicable), city, ZIP code, and county.
Indicate the Effective Date of Resignation. Remember that this date must be at least 30 days after filing with the Secretary of State.
Complete the Address of Principal Office known to the Registered Agent. Again, ensure all details are filled out correctly.
Confirm that a copy of this notice has been sent to the principal office at least 10 days prior to filing.
Finally, sign and date the form where indicated. The signature must be from either a principal officer or registered agent depending on their status.

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How do I register myself as a registered agent?

To dissolve/terminate your domestic LLC in Illinois, you must submit the completed form LLC-35-15, Statement of Termination in duplicate to the Illinois Secretary of State by mail or in person along with the filing fee.

How do I make myself my own registered agent?

Heres what you need to know: You need a physical address in the state where your LLC is registered. You must be available during normal business hours to receive mail. You must list yourself as your registered agent when filling out the paperwork to set up your LLC (typically, your articles of organization).

Can I use myself as a registered agent in Illinois?

The registered agent can be either a natural person or a domestic or foreign (licensed to transact business in this State) artificial legal entity (Corporation, LLC, LP or LLP). The Registered Office must be located at a street address (a P.O. Box alone is not acceptable) within the State of Illinois.

Do you need a registered agent in Illinois?

How Do You Become a Registered Agent? Be a person over 18 years old. Reside in that state. Have a physical address in the state. File a form to be an agent on the secretary of state website.

Can I be my own registered agent in IL?

Registered agents are required for businesses in most states, including Illinois. All corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and nonprofits based or doing business in the state are required to have a registered agent.

Can a registered agent be the owner?

In some cases, a registered agent and an owner may be the same person. This is common in sole proprietorships, single-member LLCs, and small businesses with only one owner.

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