Inc. and LLC

[iKwak]

What is the name of your state? CA

If your company is a corporate, then the company name would be followed by a Inc. Is Inc. the only option to add in your business name?
If the company is a LLC, besides "LLC," what other initial can you choose (to add in the end) for the business name?

 

[bulldogg70]

Why are you worried about what you can add to the name of your company...

 

[divgradcurl]

For an LLC, the name must end with either LLC (no periods) or "Limited Liability Corporation."

For a corporation, the name must end with inc., corp., incorporated, or corporation.

You can check out the California Secretary of State's web page for more info on corporate filings and the like.

BTW Cool website, I'm a Cal Poly Pomona alum myself...

 

[iKwak]

For an LLC, the name must end with either LLC (no periods) or "Limited Liability Corporation."

For a corporation, the name must end with inc., corp., incorporated, or corporation.

You can check out the California Secretary of State's web page for more info on corporate filings and the like.

BTW Cool website, I'm a Cal Poly Pomona alum myself...

I appreciate your response.
You should check out the discussion board then... There are Pomona and SLO alumna hanging around in the forum.

 

[kdh]

Why would you want anything but LLC or INC behind your business name?

KDH

http://www.tekattorneys.com

 

[Brownfieldman]

In NY and NJ, the LLC stands for Limited Liability COMPANY (not Corporation)

I believe it is the same in the other states

 

[divgradcurl]

In NY and NJ, the LLC stands for Limited Liability COMPANY (not Corporation)

That is correct in California as well, my mistake.