Deposit slips and bank account sounds like a good idea...in lieu of a free brick and mortar office and secretary!

The JT operates directly under the Secretary of Defense and the President.

The web site organization of the secretary of state of NC and secretary of state of GA are very similar in many ways, with NC having a FAQ which was quite helpful when I first started an LLC.

For instance, I tried to get utilities started for the single family residence that my SDIRA purchased... but since the custodian company is not registered as a foreign corporation with the secretary of state, I could not register utilities in the name of the custodian.

... and you must register your LLC at AK Secretary of State as foreign company.

If you're going to flip or hold property in another state, you're going to have to register your Nevada LLC with the Secretary of State's office in the state your property is in, and pay all the taxes and fees as if your LLC were formed there.Doesn't make sense to virtually do things twice.

Double close will almost certainly incur the transfer tax on both transfers.Look on the PA secretary of state's web site for the cost.

The "seller" in this case is a company that doesn't exist from the secretary of state's office perspective.

This information came from the Assistant Secretary for Housing Federal Housing Commissioner.

The secretary of state's office can explain the process.But, if you have a DBA why would you do that?