Can A Home Address In One State Be Used For A Business In Another State

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  Yes one may use a home address; however, where possible, avoid mixing personal and trust addresses, phone numbers, and other data. If trust and personal affairs are mixed too heavily to the point a court cannot tell “who is who,” the trust will be ...

• Can A Trust Be The Grantor of Another Trust

  Yes, a sui juris (independent) trust can be the grantor for another trust; however, there are often complications that arise from such a structure. Many often use this type of trust to create a trust web, which could inadvertently create multiple ...

• Does The Trust Require An Address

  The trust does not need an address unless it is interacting with the public. The address can be a P.O. Box or it can be one's home address, it typically does not matter. If building corporate credit with the trust then do not use a P.O. Box for the ...

• Mailing Address vs Street Address

  A mailing address is where the majority of business mail should go. A street address is often used as another name for a physical address, meaning the address where the business is located.

• When Filling Out The Template - What Address Should One Use

  The address that is typically used for a trust or incorporated entity is the virtual mailbox address, followed by one's personal address. The regstered agent's address is only used when filing the with the Secretary of State.