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What is an Incorporator?

April 26, 2017incorporator

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What is an Incorporator?

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The incorporator is simply the person that files the articles of incorporation. The incorporator’s duties and title end after incorporating. The incorporator must be old enough to legally enter into contracts. If a lawyer incorporates your business, he usually acts as the incorporator, allowing him to sign the required paperwork.

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The Articles of Incorporation are signed by the “incorporator”. Any natural person may serve as incorporator. As a matter of convenience, our firm generally serves as the initial incorporator.

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The incorporator is the natural person that files the articles of incorporation to create the business entity. The duties of the incorporator are very limited, but must be of legal age to execute official documents.

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The incorporator is the person who submits the articles of incorporation for a corporation to the Secretary of States Office for filing.

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The incorporator is the person that files the charter of the corporation. The incorporator must be of legal age to enter into contracts. Once the articles of incorporation are filed, the incorporator’s function is complete.