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Updated about 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

Quit Claim Deed - Legal Name vs Alias
A little Background
I formed my LLC in the state of VA, where I live (YC Enterprises, LLC). Since I currently own two rental properties in Jackson, MS, I had register my LLC in the state of MS. However, the name was taken so I had to provide an alias (YC Enterprises Southeast, LLC). I recently had the two properties "Quit Claimed" to my LLC under the name YC Enterprises, LLC.
My question is should I have "quit claimed" the properties under the legal name or the alias or does it matter?
Side Note: If you do a search on the Mississippi secretary of state website, BOTH names are shown.