Amended Certificate of Assumed Name (Domestic or Foreign Business Entity) - Kentucky

Amended Certificate of Foreign Business Entity) is a legal document that was released by the Kentucky Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Kentucky.

FAQ

Q: What is an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name?
A: An Amended Certificate of Assumed Name is a document filed by a business entity to update or change its assumed name.

Q: Who needs to file an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name?
A: Any domestic or foreign business entity that wants to update or change its assumed name needs to file an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name.

Q: Why would a business entity need to file an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name?
A: A business entity may need to file an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name if it wants to change its assumed name due to a rebranding, acquisition, or other reasons.

Q: How can a business entity file an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name in Kentucky?
A: A business entity can file an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name in Kentucky by completing the necessary form and submitting it to the Kentucky Secretary of State's office.

Q: What information is required on an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name?
A: The required information on an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name includes the current assumed name, the new assumed name, the business entity's name, address, and the signature of an authorized representative.

Q: Is there a fee for filing an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name?
A: Yes, there is a fee for filing an Amended Certificate of Assumed Name in Kentucky. The fee amount may vary and should be checked with the Kentucky Secretary of State's office.