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- Fictitious Business Names
A Fictitious Business Name shall be filed within 40 days of first transacting business Once registered, it is effective for 5 years The fictitious business name will need to be re-registered prior to the date of expiration or if the business location changes
- File a Fictitious Business Name - LAVote. gov
Registered business owners (registrants) can now file their Fictitious Business Name (FBN) completely online! Everything that is required can be completed online, including the proof of identity, signature, and payment
- Fictitious Business Names – San Bernardino County Assessor
Questions regarding the legal sufficiency of any document should be referred to an attorney A fictitious business name shall be filed within 40 days of first transacting business Once registered, it is effective for 5 years
- Fictitious Business Name - sdarcc. gov
A Fictitious Business Name (FBN) is a business name that does not include the surname of the individual owner and or EACH of the partners, or the nature of the business is not clearly evident by the name
- Fictitious Business Name | OC Clerk Recorder Department
A business name that DOES NOT include the surname of an individual owner Who Should File? Persons or entities doing business for profit under a fictitious name (does not include surname) Where to File? The statement must be filed in the county of the principal place of business
- Choose your business name | U. S. Small Business Administration
You might need to register your DBA — also known as a trade name, fictitious name, or assumed name — with the state, county, or city your business is located in Registering your DBA name doesn’t provide legal protection by itself, but most states require you to register your DBA if you use one
- Fictitious Business Name (FBN) - Sacramento County, California
In the case of a corporation, limited liability company or limited partnership, a fictitious business name is any name other than the exact name that is on record with the Secretary of State's Office
- Florida Fictitious Name Registration - Division of Corporations . . .
The Fictitious Name Act (s 865 09, F S ) requires any person (which, by definition, includes an individual, as well as a business entity) to register their “fictitious name” or “dba” name with the Florida Department of State prior to conducting business in Florida
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