Amendment To Registration {406}

Form 406 - AMENDMENT TO REGISTRATION. This form has been promulgated to comply with the general provisions of the Texas Business Organizations Code (BOC) regarding amendments to the registration of a foreign filing entity, other than a foreign limited partnership or limited liability partnership. Required Amendments: Section 9.009(a) of the BOC requires a foreign filing entity to amend its registration to reflect a change to its name or a change in the business or activity stated in its application for registration. The application for amendment of registration must be filed on or before the 91st day following the date of change in the jurisdiction of formation. The failure of a foreign filing entity to file an amendment to its registration when required to do so by law may result in the revocation of the entity's registration. (BOC § 9.101(b)(1)(C)). If a foreign entity authorized to transact business in Texas changes its name to a name that would cause the entity to be denied an application for registration, the previously issued application for registration is suspended until the entity changes its name to a name that is available to it under the laws of this state. Other Amendments: This form may also be used to amend other statements contained in the application for registration as desired by the entity. For example, a foreign entity may update the principal office address on file with the secretary of state by filing an amendment to its registration. www.FormsWorkflow.com