Top 7 Reasons Corporate Filings Are Rejected

Whether you're trying to start a new business or make a change to your existing company, a rejected filing can definitely slow down your process. That's why we go over common reasons that filings are rejected, and talk about how to prevent this from happening. In this video, we will discuss:

0:00 - Introduction
0:18 - Business Name isn't Available
0:25 - How do I check if my Business Name is Available?
0:35 - Check state naming guidelines.
0:50 - Can I reserve a business name?
1:07 - Business Name must include an Entity Identifier
1:27 - Listing an incorrect Principal Address
1:34 - What are the requirements for a Principal Address?
1:46 - You needed to form as a Professional Entity
2:30 - Not meeting Foreign Registration Requirements
2:42 - What if my Business Isn't in Good Standing?
2:53 - Application to foreign register has information that doesn't match information on your Certificate of Good Standing.
3:15 - What should I do if my business is administratively dissolved by the state?
3:23 - Top 7 Reasons Corporate Filings Are Rejected Summary
3:30 - Outro

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