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The document is a Certificate of Assumed Business Name form required for individuals or entities intending to conduct business in Idaho under a name other than their legal name. It outlines the necessary information to be provided, including the assumed business name, names and addresses of individuals involved, type of business, and mailing addresses. The form also details filing fees, requirements for filing, and instructions for ensuring compliance with state regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Certificate of Assumed Business Name in the editor.
In Part 1, enter the assumed business name exactly as it will be used in transactions. Avoid using terms like 'Inc.' or 'LLC'.
For Part 2, list the names and addresses of all individuals or entities involved in the business under this name. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
In Part 3, select one or more categories that best describe your business type from the provided options.
Fill out Part 4 with the mailing address for future correspondence regarding this certificate.
If you want acknowledgment sent to a different address, complete Part 5 with that information.
Ensure all required signatures are included at the bottom of the form before submitting.

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