What is an SOS LLC?

What is an SOS LLC?

SOS refers to your local Secretary of State’s office (note that in some states this office is referred to as the Department of State), and the SOS corporations department handles all of the state’s business entities, –think corporations, LLCs, professional corporations, and other types.

What is the meaning of International SOS?

International SOS is the world’s leading medical and travel security risk services company. We care for clients across the globe, from more than 1000 locations in 90 countries. Teams work night and day to protect our members. We pioneer a range of preventive programs strengthened by our in-country expertise.

Where is one of the best places to get information about business entities?

The Business Entities Section of the Secretary of State’s office processes filings, maintains records and provides information to the public relating to business entities (corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, general partnerships, limited liability partnerships and other business filings).

Do I need to register as a foreign LLC?

Forming an LLC outside of your home state will require you to register that LLC in your home state as a Foreign LLC. This means you now have to pay 2 LLC filing fees, maintain a registered agent in the foreign state, and pay annual reporting fees in both states.

Do I have to register my foreign LLC in California?

California’s LLC Act requires foreign LLCs to register with the state of California if they are transacting business within the state.

What is a good LLC to start?

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Can an LLC operate internationally?

Yes. California registered LLC may operate internationally. No California laws restrict international operation.

How do I set up an International LLC?

Steps to Form an Antigua ILLC

1. Choose a unique name for your ILLC.
2. Prepare and file articles of incorporation along with an application and eligibility declaration. Upon approval, you will be issued a certificate of organization.
3. Appoint a local registered agent.
4. Members may adopt an LLC operating agreement.