Articles Of Dissolution Shares Issued

ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION. This form is used to officially dissolve a Minnesota business corporation that has issued shares. This process is governed by Minnesota Statutes, Sections 302A.7291 or 302A.727, and the dissolution must be preceded by the filing of an Intent to Dissolve. The form requires essential details such as the corporation’s file number, name, and the applicable dissolution statute. A corporation that has not given notice to creditors and claimants must file under Section 302A.7291, certifying that all debts and obligations have been settled, assets have been distributed to shareholders, and no legal proceedings are pending. Alternatively, corporations that have given notice to creditors and claimants must file under Section 302A.727, providing the date when notice was given and confirming that creditor claims have been addressed or the legally required waiting period has expired. The form must be signed by an authorized person or agent, certifying the accuracy of the information under penalty of perjury. The filing fee is $55 for expedited service (in-person or online) and $35 for mail submissions. Businesses must ensure all required fields are completed, as incomplete submissions may be rejected. www.FormsWorkflow.com