A corporation's "Articles of Incorporation" is the main filing document, which begins the corporation's existence under state law. Once filed, the corporation comes into existence. Generally, most jurisdictions require Articles of incorporation to contain, at a minimum, information about the corporation, the Registered Agent, and the corporation's business address. Requirements vary by state.

A corporation is a separate legal entity existing under authority granted by state law.
It has its own identity separate and apart from its shareholders/owners.

Under state law, every company is required to have a registered agent located in the state of incorporation and in all states where the company is qualified to transact business. The role of the registered agent is to receive legal papers (called "service of process") and government notices on behalf of the company

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                                                                                    Executive Director, Turtle Nest Village, Inc.

 

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