If you are not ready to incorporate but wish to reserve a name of a proposed company, you may reserve a name with ASIC for a period of two months
Act of holding/reserving a name for use within a State.
Prior to filing necessary documents to form a corporation or LLC, such business entities can reserve a desired name, usually for 120 days, by applying with the proper state authorities (usually the secretary of state) and paying a fee.
The act of filing an official reservation of an entity name with the Secretary of State. Names can be reserved in Delaware for free for 30 days by HARVARD.
The process of reserving a name with the appropriate state authority prior to filing the incorporation or organization articles. The name of a corporation or LLC must be distinguishable from all others in the state.
Ensure that the name of your corporation or LLC is available when you are ready to incorporate, you may reserve its name. Pacific Corporate Filings will check the availability of your corporate name in California and take care of all the formalities to reserve it. We will obtain your corporate name reservation on the same business day.
No-Par-Value Stock , Nonprofit Corporation
Most states allow a name to be checked for availability prior to the filing of incorporation or foreign corporation paperwork, and if it is available, reserve it for a certain period of time for a small fee.
The name of a corporation or LLC must be distinguishable on the records of the state government. If the name is not unique, the state will reject the articles of incorporation or articles of organization (for LLCs). A name can be reserved, usually for 120 days, by applying with the proper state authorities and paying a fee.
The name of a corporation or a Limited Liability Company must be different from those previously on the records of the government of the state of incorporation. A name can usually be reserved for 120 days with the proper fee.
A procedure that allows a corporation to obtain exclusive use of a corporate name for a specified period of time.
Persons intending to incorporate later may reserve the chosen name by an appropriate filing with the state regulatory authority. Names are reserved for a limited period of time, usually 120 days, and require filing fees. In many cases the cost of reserving the name is equal to or more than the cost of incorporating.