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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the business incorporation questionnaire in our editor.
- Begin by entering the proposed name of your corporation. If your first choice is unavailable, list alternate names in order of preference.
- Fill in the principal business address and mailing address of the proposed corporation. Ensure that the registered office address is not a P.O. Box.
- Describe the activities of your corporation and indicate whether it will be buying goods from a wholesaler for resale.
- If applicable, provide details about any existing business operations, including starting dates and employee hiring information.
- Complete the capitalization section by specifying the number of shares issued, types of shares (voting/nonvoting), and their par value.
- List initial shareholders along with their share ownership and any buy-sell agreements.
- Identify members of the Board of Directors and Officers, including their addresses and Social Security Numbers.
- Finally, fill out miscellaneous sections regarding accounting, banking details, and any required professional licenses.
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