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The document is an Assumed Name Certificate for unincorporated businesses or professionals in Young County, Texas. It outlines the requirements for filing a certificate of ownership, including a validity period not exceeding 10 years, and provides sections for business name, address, ownership details, and signatures of the owners. The document must be sworn before a notary public.

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How long does it take for a DBA to be approved in Texas?

How long does it take to get a Texas DBA? State applications will take about 1-2 weeks to be processed. If you need expedited processing (1-2 business days), you can pay an additional $25. Most county filings will take about 10 business days to process.

How long is an assumed name certificate good for in Texas?

Duration: The assumed name certificate shall be effective for a term not to exceed ten years from the date the certificate is filed and may be renewed by filing a new certificate within six months of the expiration of the original certificate (TBCC 71.151).

Is a certificate of assumed name the same as a DBA?

An assumed name filing puts the name and its owners identity on public record. Some states and jurisdictions refer to assumed names as DBAs, fictitious names, or trade names. Regardless of the terminology, business owners must comply with their states assumed name laws when using one.

What is the difference between assumed name and DBA in Texas?

The state filing fee for a Texas LLC is $300, which is more expensive than in most other states. But, Texas balances it out by not charging businesses an annual renewal fee. So, other than regular operating costs and service add-ons, that initial $300 fee is the LLC cost in Texas.

Do I need an assumed name certificate for LLC?

Regardless of your form of businesscorporation, limited liability company, partnership or sole proprietorship you need to comply with your states assumed name statutes if you do business using any name other than your legal name.

How much is assumed name fee in Texas?

The secretary of state is required to collect $25 for each assumed name certificate and $10 for each statement of abandonment of an assumed name certificate filed with this office.

Do you have to pay for a DBA in Texas?

Registering a DBA in Texas will cost you $25. Additional owners may be filed for an extra $. 50 each, and online credit card payments are subject to a 2.7% convenience fee.

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