STATE RECORDS AND 2026

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The document is an application form for foreign limited liability companies seeking authority to conduct business in New York State, as per Section 802 of the Limited Liability Company Law. It outlines required information such as the company's name, jurisdiction of organization, principal office location, and designated agent for service of process. The form also includes instructions for filing and necessary attachments, along with a $250 filing fee.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the STATE RECORDS AND application in the editor.
In the first section, enter the name of your foreign limited liability company. If necessary, add any required words or abbreviations as per Section 204 of the Limited Liability Company Law.
Provide the jurisdiction of organization and the date of formation in the second section.
Indicate the county in New York where your principal office will be located in the third section.
Designate the Secretary of State as your agent for service of process and provide an address for mailing in the fourth section.
Complete the fifth section by checking whether an office is required in your jurisdiction of formation and providing relevant addresses.
Confirm that your foreign limited liability company is active at its place of formation in the sixth section.
Fill out details about the authorized officer and their address in the seventh section, then sign and print your name.

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