Form CD030 Articles of Organization - Georgia (United States)

How to File Articles of Organization in Georgia?

To file articles in Georgia, filers must complete the form and submit it to the Georgia Corporations Division - an SOS division responsible for recording LLCs. Completing the Georgia LLC Articles of Organization is a straightforward process. The form is accompanied by one page of instructions, which are supposed to answer all of the questions the filer could have. A Form CD 030 consists of three parts, which are:

1. Article One . In the first part of the document, the filer is required to designate the name of the LLC. The chosen LLC name must satisfy all of the requirements stated in articles of The Official Code of Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A).
2. Article Two . Here the filer must choose a statement in regards to the date and time of the document. They are offered two options, the first one states that the articles should be effective upon filing with the SOS. The second option indicates the specific date and time when the document becomes effective.
3. Signature . In the last section of the document, the filer must put their signature and the date when the document was signed. It is required to verify that the information stated in the form is true and correct.

If filers struggle with completing the form or are not sure whether they can use it, they are strongly recommended to seek legal advice. Before submitting the form, the filer is required to pay a filing fee of $100.

A CD 030 Form can be submitted by mail, by delivery, or online. To learn more about how to file the form online, filers can visit the official website of the Georgia Corporations Division. If the filer is submitting the paper version of the form by mail or by delivery, then they must attach a completed Form CD 231, Transmittal Information - Georgia Limited Liability Company, and a paper filing service charge of $10 to their form.