How To Change Articles of Corporation After Filing
Typically it is best to go direct to the Secretary of State for filing because when utilizing a third-party provider to register an entity, they may leave out some options available only through the SoS website. If there is a change required to the Articles of Incorporation (name, address, bylaws, etc.) then this change process requires the filing an Articles of Amendment.
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