Foreign Limited Liability Company Use of Fictitious Name - Wyoming

Foreign Limited Liability Company Use of Fictitious Name is a legal document that was released by the Wyoming Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Wyoming.

FAQ

Q: What is a foreign limited liability company?
A: A foreign limited liability company refers to an LLC that is formed in one state but operates in another state.

Q: What is a fictitious name?
A: A fictitious name is a name used by a business that is different from its legal name, often known as a "DBA" or "doing business as" name.

Q: Why would a foreign LLC use a fictitious name?
A: A foreign LLC might use a fictitious name when it wants to operate under a different name than its registered legal name in the state.

Q: What is the process for a foreign LLC to use a fictitious name in Wyoming?
A: The foreign LLC must file an Application for Registration of Foreign Limited Liability Company Use of Fictitious Name with the Wyoming Secretary of State.

Q: Are there any requirements or restrictions for choosing a fictitious name?
A: Yes, the name should not already be in use by another business in Wyoming and should not include terms that may be misleading or imply a different type of business.

Q: How long is the approval process for a foreign LLC's fictitious name registration?
A: The approval process typically takes around five to ten business days.

Q: What happens after the foreign LLC's fictitious name registration is approved?
A: Once approved, the foreign LLC can use the fictitious name to conduct business in Wyoming.