In this video, we're going to discuss changing your address with the Corporation Bureau.
This is specifically known as "Change of Registered Office".
What you're first going to do in the upper left, is you're going to check off this box
here, enter your name, address, city, state and zip, where you'd like these documents
returned to.
I'm going to go ahead and paste in some sample information now.
Please note that I am filling this out on the computer, but you don't have to.
You can fill this out on the computer if you'd like, and then print it out and sign, or you
can just simply print out the document and then do all this by hand.
If you do it by hand, just make sure to use a blue or black pen.
Moving down, you'll see the fee for changing your office is $5.
Then, it says "The type of domestic association", you're going to check off "Limited Liability
Company".
Then in Section 1, you're going to enter the full name of your LLC, including the designator
"LLC".
I'm going to enter sample information now.
Okay, I've entered "ABC Widgets, LLC".
Moving on to No. 2 ("the current registered office address as on file with the Department
of State.
Complete part (a) or (b), but not both"), if you or someone you know is a Registered
Agent for your LLC, you're going to fill in "(a)" which is your current street address.
If you had hired a Commercial Registered Agent and you're now either changing that to a new
Commercial Registered Agent or you're changing it to a different address, you would fill
in "(b)" and you would simply just list the name of the Commercial Registered Agent, as
well as the county.
In this example, let's say that I've been using my home address, but I've moved.
I'm going to enter some sample information (which would be my old address).
Okay, I pasted in sample information (this is the old address).
Now, I'm going to go down to Section 3, ("the New address.
Complete part (a) or (b), but not both").
In my case, I'm going to fill out "(a)" and that's going to be my new street address (which
just happens to be where I want these documents sent back to as well).
I'm going to go ahead and paste in that new address here.
Okay, I've entered the information, and Section B is going to be left blank since this is
not a Commercial Registered Agent (or Registered Office, same thing).
Moving on, No. 4 ("For corporations only"), this is not applicable for LLCs, and there's
nothing even fill out so you don't need to worry about that.
You simply just need to sign and then send this off to the State.
In the 1st box, you're going to enter the day, and you're going to type it like this:
the 6th day, or the 10th day, or the 20th day of, enter the month (so let's just say
we're August), and then the year.
So they already put in "20", so I'm going to go ahead and put in "15".
Moving down in the Signature Area, we're going to enter the name of the LLC again.
Underneath "Title", you're going to enter "Managing Member".
Scrolling down, you'll notice that there is a 2nd page with instructions.
Feel free to read through this if you would like, but I've covered everything in this
video.
Going back up to page 1, you can print out both of these documents, and then you're going
to sign here where it says "Signature".
After you print this document out and sign it, you're going to then send a check or money
order for $5, and you're going to make it payable to "Department of State" which is
listed down here in general information, and then you're going to mail it to the PA Department
of State Corporations Bureau in this address here (P.O.
Box 8722 in Harrisburg, PA 17105-8722).
If you have any questions about the specific form that were not covered in this video,
feel free to contact us, or you can call the State here and ask some specific questions
about this form.
Approximately 1 week after you mail the form to the State, you'll receive back a copy letting
you know that the State has received your Change of Address (which is more specifically
called Change of Registered Office).
It's the official street address you use for your LLC.
I hope this Lesson has been helpful for you, and that concludes this video.