Must I file a statement of change of registered office address when the location has not changed, but the address has been changed due to a postal or “911” change?
Yes. A corporation, limited liability company, and a limited partnership are required to continuously maintain a registered office address in this state under the provisions of the Texas Business Corporation Act, Texas Nonprofit Corporation Act, Texas Limited Liability Company Act, and the Texas Revised Limited Partnership Act. These statutes do not distinguish between a “voluntary” change of address and an “involuntary” change of address. The only means to effect a change to the registered office address is by making a statutory filing.
Yes. Corporations, LCCs, and LPs must continuously maintain a registered office address in Texas. Texas law does not distinguish between a “voluntary” change of address and an “involuntary” change of address. The only way to change a registered office address is to file a statement of change. See Form 401 (Word, PDF).
Yes. A corporation must continuously maintain a registered office address in Texas. Texas statutes do not distinguish between a “voluntary” change of address and an “involuntary” change of address. The only way to change a registered office address is to file a Statement of Change . See Form 401 (Word 89kb , PDF 53kb ).
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