Statement Of Conversion Entity Without AK Number Converting To Dom LLC {08-0577} | Pdf Fpdf Docx | Alaska

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Statement Of Conversion Entity Without AK Number Converting To Dom LLC {08-0577} | Pdf Fpdf Docx | Alaska

Last updated: 11/3/2023

Statement Of Conversion Entity Without AK Number Converting To Dom LLC {08-0577}

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08-0577 - STATEMENT OF CONVERSION: ENTITY WITHOUT AN AK ENTITY NUMBER CONVERTING TO A DOMESTIC (ALASKAN) LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY. This form is used to legally change the structure of an existing out-of-state or non-Alaskan business entity into a domestic Alaska limited liability company (LLC). It is governed by Alaska statutes AS 10.55.401–10.55.406 and AS 10.50.075, and is intended for businesses that do not yet have an Alaska Entity Number. The filing requires a $275.00 fee, which includes both the $25.00 for the Statement of Conversion and $250.00 for filing the Articles of Organization for the newly formed LLC. The form must include the name and jurisdiction of the original entity, the name of the new LLC, and optionally a future effective date for the conversion (not more than 90 days from filing). The applicant must also attach the LLC’s Articles of Organization, which outline the new business's name, purpose, NAICS code, registered agent, management structure, and any optional provisions. These articles must comply with Alaska law and match the information on the Statement of Conversion. The form must be signed by an authorized representative of the converting entity, and the submission must include both the form and the applicable payment. Once filed and processed—typically within 10 to 15 business days—the business must also file an Initial Report with the Alaska Corporations Section. The form includes details on optional future actions such as securing a business license or complying with Alaska's corporate tax laws. www.FormsWorkflow.com

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