Frequently Asked Questions

What is the role of the manager or member in correcting false information on the Certificate of Organization?

The role of a manager or member in correcting false information on the Certificate of Organization is crucial for maintaining the accuracy and legality of the LLC's operations. The Certificate of Organization is a foundational document for any LLC, containing essential details such as the company's name, federal employer identification number, business address, and the names and addresses of managers and members. If there is any false information on this certificate, it is the responsibility of the manager or member (when there is no manager) to correct it. The process of correcting false information involves amending the Certificate of Organization. This can be done for any reason and at any time. The Certificate of Amendment should include the federal employer identification number, the LLC's name, the original certificate's filing date, and the business address and name of all managers. If there are no managers, one person must be named. The business address and name of people who can acknowledge, deliver, execute, and record any recordable devices that can affect the interest of the business property also need to be included.