Doing business in a state other than the one I formed my LLC in
Asked by: John C - 19 May, 2011
How do I file to do business in Maine if my LLC was formed in Michigan

Answered by: Ray Albert - 20 May, 2011
John
As a former Michigander, I am happy to answer this for you.
To have your LLC conduct business in Maine, you would have to file what is commonly called a Foreign Entity. You would do this by submitting a Certificate of Good Standing from Michigan, along with the necessary paperwork and filing fees to the Secretary of State office in Maine. (Maine charges $250 to file a foreign entity from Michigan).
I hope this answer was of some help to you.

As a former Michigander, I am happy to answer this for you.
To have your LLC conduct business in Maine, you would have to file what is commonly called a Foreign Entity. You would do this by submitting a Certificate of Good Standing from Michigan, along with the necessary paperwork and filing fees to the Secretary of State office in Maine. (Maine charges $250 to file a foreign entity from Michigan).
Click here to learn more about registering a foreign entity in Maine.
I hope this answer was of some help to you.