Statement Of Domestication (LLP To Continue Conducting Bus. In Alaska As Qualified LLP) {08-0599}

Statement of Domestication: Limited Liability Partnership continuing to conduct business in AK 08-0599 New 07/01/2014 Instructions Page 1 of 4 STATEMENT OF DOMESTICATION These instructions and the attached form 08-599 are specifically for For a Limited Liability Partnership which will continue to conduct Business in Alaska as a qualified (on record with the division) Limited Liability Partnership Under the Alaska Entity Transaction Act AS 10.55.501-506 $25.00 Filing Fee (non-refundable) INSTRUCTIONS FOR STATEMENT OF DOMESTICATION (Please retain for your records): IMPORTANT: This form is to be used only if the domesticated limited liability partnership (listed in Item #2 on the Statement of Domestication) will continue to be doing business in Alaska. If the domesticated limited liability partnership will not be doing business in Alaska, you must use form 08-601, A Domestic (Alaskan) Entity Domesticating to an Unqualified Foreign (Non-Alaskan) Entity Not Conducting Business in Alaska. NOTICE: The Statement of Domestication will not be filed if a biennial report is due. Please verify the following for the domesticating entity before completing the application: Is the qualified entity (on record with this division) in 223Good Standing224 status? Have all required biennial reports been filed? Is the Registered Agent information on record correct, current and up to date? To verify the above information you may search for the entity by going to the above website, click License Search and under Search License Data select Corporations. If there is a biennial report due, it may be filed online (for immediate posting) by selecting Biennial Reports on the above website. If the Registered Agent information needs to be updated please submit a Statement of Change located on the above website under Forms and Fees. Select the appropriate version based on your entity type. WHAT IS A DOMESTICATION? Domestication (moving from a different jurisdiction or home state to a new jurisdiction or home state) means a transaction authorized by AS 10.55.501-10.55.506, with the exception of the entities excluded under AS 10.55.110. Under this: A domestic (Alaskan) limited liability partnership may become a foreign (non-Alaskan) limited liability partnership in a foreign jurisdiction if the domestication is authorized by the law of the foreign jurisdiction. Corporations Section State Office Building, 333 Willoughby Avenue, 9th Floor PO Box 110806, Juneau, AK 99811-0806 Phone: (907) 465-2550 Fax: (907) 465-2974 Email: corporations@alaska.gov Website: http://commerce.alaska.gov/cbpl/corp ALASKADepartment of Commerce, Community, and Economic DevelopmentDivision of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing THESTATEof American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Statement of Domestication: Limited Liability Partnership continuing to conduct business in AK 08-0599 New 07/01/2014 Instructions Page 2 of 4 A foreign (non-Alaskan) limited liability partnership may become a domestic (Alaskan) limited liability partnership in this state if the domestication is authorized by the law of the foreign entity222s jurisdiction of organization. NOTICE: See Item # 5 for additional forms and fees required to be submitted with the Statement of Domestication. ITEM 1: Provide the domesticating (moving from) limited liability partnership name, the Alaska Entity Number (if applicable), and the jurisdiction (home state moving from). (Note: the entity type in Item #1 must match the entity type in Item #2.) ITEM 2: Provide the domesticated (moving to) limited liability partnership (which will continue to conduct business in Alaska after the domestication), and the jurisdiction (home state moving to). (Note: the entity type in Item #2 must match the entity type in Item #1.) The name of a limited liability partnership must end with "Registered Limited Liability Partnership," "Limited Liability Partnership," "R.L.L.P.," "L.L.P.," "RLLP," or "LLP." The limited liability partnership name may not contain a word or phrase that indicates or implies that the corporation is organized for a purpose other than the purpose contained in its articles of incorporation. A limited liability partnership name must be distinguishable upon the record. To search the availability of the legal name of the limited liability partnership in the State of Alaska go to the above website, click License Search, and select Search Corporations Database. NOTE: the name of the limited liability partnership in Item #2 on the Statement of Domestication must match the name in either Item #1 on the Statement of Qualification or Item #1 on the Statement of Foreign Qualification attached to this filing. ITEM 3: (Optional) The future effective date of domestication, if different from date of filing, must be a specific future date and cannot exceed 90 days from date of filing. Future effective date (mm/dd/yyyy format). ITEM 4: This statement is required by statute. Please read through and verify. ITEM 5: Choose only one of the two options listed below: If the domesticated entity is a foreign (non-Alaskan) limited liability partnership, which will continue to conduct business in Alaska after the domestication, then the Statement of Foreign Qualification (form 08- 532) must be completed and attached, along with the $150.00 filing fee. -OR- If the domesticated entity is a domestic (Alaskan) limited liability partnership, which will continue to conduct business in Alaska after the domestication, then the Statement of Qualification (form 08-524) must be completed and attached, along with the $150.00 filing fee. NOTE 226 Registered Agent: If the domesticating (moving from) limited liability partnership (listed in Item # 1 on the Statement of Domestication) has an Alaska Entity Number (currently on record with this division), then the registered agent for the domesticated (moving to) limited liability partnership (listed in Item #2 on the Statement of Domestication) is the same agent currently on record for the domesticating limited liability partnership. The registered agent information may only be updated via a Statement of Change Registered Agent form. The non-refundable filing fee for a Statement of Change is $25. The Statement of Change may be filed in conjunction with this Statement of Domestication. The form can be found online at the above website select Forms and Fees. ITEM 6: The Statement of Domestication must be signed on behalf of the domesticating (moving from) entity (listed in Item #1 above) in the following manner: If the domesticating entity is a corporation, it must be signed by an officer of the corporation. If the domesticating entity is not a corporation, it must be signed by the person authorized by the entity. American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Statement of Domestication: Limited Liability Partnership continuing to conduct business in AK 08-0599 New 07/01/2014 Instructions Page 3 of 4 If the domesticating entity is in the hands of a receiver, trustee, or other court-appointed fiduciary, it must be signed by the fiduciary. If the domesticating entity is currently on record with this division (has an AK Entity Number) and the signer is an official of the entity then the signer must be currently on record with this division. Provide the printed name of the signer, the full title/capacity of the authorized signer, the name of the business corporation that the individual is representing, and signature of the individual authorized to sign. NOTE - Signatures: Per AS 10.55.609, persons who sign documents to be filed with the commissioner that are known by the person to be false in material respects are guilty of a class A misdemeanor. NOTE: Plan of Domestication 226OR- Statement of Domestication Do not send both together. Submit either the Statement of Domestication OR the plan of domestication that is signed on behalf of all entities and contains all the information required to be in the Statement of Domestication and is delivered to the Division for filing after the plan has been adopted and approved by all merging entities. Sending both the plan of domestication and the Statement of Domestication together may c