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Do any documents of a non-profit corporation other than the articles of incorporation need to be filed with the Department of the Secretary of State?

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Do any documents of a non-profit corporation other than the articles of incorporation need to be filed with the Department of the Secretary of State?

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A Yes, whenever the corporation’s members or directors decide to amend its articles of incorporation, the corporation must file articles of amendment with the Department of the Secretary of State. Or, if the corporation’s registered office, registered agent, or principal office is changed, the corporation must file a statement of change of registered office or registered agent, or principal office with the Secretary of State’s office. Whenever a corporation’s members or directors decide to dissolve the corporation, the articles of dissolution must be filed with the Secretary of State’s office. A dissolved corporation continues its existence, but it is prohibited by law from carrying on any activities except those appropriate to winding up its affairs and liquidating its assets.