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A Pennsylvania limited liability company is formed by filing a Certificate of Organization [DSCB:15-8821], accompanied by a docketing statement [DSCB:15-134A], with the Bureau of Corporations and Charitable Organizations.
These forms are provided in a fillable PDF format, which allows you to enter data directly into the form using your computer and Adobe Acrobat Reader. Once completed, the form may be saved to your computer and/or printed out and mailed to the Bureau with payment.
1. How to designate one beneficiary. Show beneficiary's full name. Do not write names as M.E. Brown or as Mrs. John H. Brown. If you want to designate your estate, enter "My estate" in the beneficiary column. 2. How to designate more than one beneficiary. Be sure that the shares to be paid to the several beneficiaries add up to 100 percent or 1.0.
Instructions: The Insured or assignee must sign this form. Two people must witness the signature and sign as witnesses. The Insured's agency (or U.S. Office of Personnel Management [OPM], if the Insured is an annuitant or insured as a compensationer) must receive the designation before the Insured's death.
The Certificate of Annual Registration (CAR) may be filed online at file.dos.pa.gov. Filing the CAR online is strongly recommended – the online CAR form will populate with the company details currently on file, preventing costly mistake and delay.
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a relatively new business structure first authorized by Pennsylvania in 1995. An LLC provides limited liability to its members (owners) and can be formed with one or more members. There is no maximum number of members an LLC can have. LLCs are popular because they are multi-faceted.
How to Register a PA Domestic LLC. Purpose: Use this guide to register a PA Domestic Limited Liability Company. NOTE: This guide applies to all LLC subtypes (e.g., single-member LLCs, LLC Partnerships, LLCs that elect S-Corporation status, Restricted Professional LLCs, Benefit LLCs, etc.).
