Quote from @Dulce Davis:
@Dulce Davis for what it's worth, when I went to file for my EIN on the IRS website so I could see what was asked, and they asked what state, how many members, and then they asked if husband & wife, and then the next page actually said, you're in TX which is a community state and you can elect to be Single Member or Multi member, and I just had to choose which one. So it seems, the most important thing is that I'm telling the IRS my Single Member status and they'll be aware of my tax treatment going forward. That said, I'm going to also mention that I'm electing Single Member when I create the Operating Agreement since it can't hurt to be explicit in there as well, and I also looked at Form 205 that gets filed with the secretary of state, and that form has a "Additional Provisions/Information" which could be used to add it in there as well. Ultimately, the IRS EIN website seemed to be the missing piece that gives me more comfort here, and I just wanted to share since you've been trying to help me figured things out... now you and I can make it easy if someone ever asks us in the future!
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