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Submitted Is Different Than Approved: Nevada Online Corporate Filings & Risks Explained
When filing corporate documents in Nevada, it is easy to assume that a status of “submitted” means the filing is accepted, complete, and approved. In reality, an online submission only confirms that the paperwork was sent to and received by the state. The entity will receive a filing date and number, but it does not indicate whether the filing has been reviewed, accepted, or processed without issue. This distinction is critical because it can cause significant delays that can arise 24 to 36 months after submission, leading to compliance risks and unnecessary stress for businesses that need...
Corp1 Expands Service Footprint With New Office in Carson City, NV
Delaware-Based Service Company Expands With New Office in Carson City, Nevada (Dover, Delaware) July 27, 2026. Corp1, Inc., a Delaware-based service company focused on delivering exemplary service in business formation and compliance support, is pleased to announce its continued national expansion with the opening of a new office in Carson City, Nevada. The new location extends the company’s expertise and service offerings in key incorporation states and strengthens its ability to support clients forming and maintaining businesses outside their home states. Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming are...
Wyoming Offers Corporate Expedited Filing Service
We are pleased to announce that, effective July 1, 2026, the Wyoming Secretary of State's Office will offer expedited processing for eligible filings to ensure quick review. Fees for this service are per document and are in addition to any standard statutory filing fees: Same-Day Service: $1,400.00 per document. Must be received at the Secretary of State’s office by 12:00 noon MT on a business day. Next-Business-Day Service: $700.00 per document. Must be received at the Secretary of State’s office by 5:00 p.m. MT on a business day. Corp1 will manage the expedited Wyoming filing process on...
What happens when your company gets served?
Understanding what it means to be ‘served’ can feel intimidating for small business owners, but it does not have to be. Whether it’s a lawsuit, a subpoena, or an official notice, knowing what to expect and how to handle service of process properly can help you avoid costly mistakes and, in turn, protect your business. What is Service of Process? Service of process is the formal method of delivering legal notice to a person or business that a lawsuit has been initiated against them. There are strict rules that can vary by state on who can be served, when, and how the service must be...
New Entrepreneur Checklist When Forming a New Business
Starting a new business is exciting as you pursue your passions and establish a company that supports your dreams. However, it can be overwhelming to navigate the legal and administrative tasks necessary to ensure proper formation and protection. We have created a simple checklist to walk you through the basic steps of making your business official. While this is not a substitute for legal or tax advice, we hope this mini-guide will help you understand what needs to happen and provide some education so you can best discuss with your professional advisors. Choosing The Right Business...
Not All Entities Are Created Equal: Standard vs. Professional Corporations
For small businesses, forming a corporation might seem straightforward, but a professional corporation follows a different process. If you're a doctor, lawyer, or another licensed professional, you might need to establish a professional corporation. Meanwhile, your friend who owns a bakery can form a standard corporation. What is a Standard Corporation? A corporation, often called a C Corp, is a legal entity that's separate from its owners. Corporations can make a profit, be taxed, and be held legally liable. The entity can continue in existence even if you sell your shares or simply walk...
LLC vs PLLC: A Side-by-Side Comparison
Deciding between forming an LLC (Limited Liability Company) or a PLLC (Professional Limited Liability Company) is more than just a simple choice. It determines ownership options, liability protections, and the rules you need to follow. Let’s review the differences between LLCs and PLLCs so you can select the best structure for your business. What is an LLC? An LLC is a hybrid business structure that combines key features of corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietorships. An LLC offers the limited liability protection of a corporation, shielding the owner’s personal assets from business...
What to Know When Naming Your MA Business
The name you choose for your Massachusetts business does more than just appear on a website or on a sign on your door. Your name shapes how customers and prospects see you, as well as what you may be legally able to do. The Commonwealth, like most states, also has specific rules about which names are available and which words you can or cannot use. Before you fall in love with your new name, it is worth this short read to be sure the name is memorable, compliant, and supports your brand for years to come. The Value of Your Business Name The name you choose for your new business should...
Reviewing UCC Search Results: Know the Risks of Ignoring Terminated or Lapsed Filings
Reviewing UCC search results reveals more than just active filings; it also uncovers terminated and lapsed filings that are often dismissed, overlooked, or erroneously terminated. Commercial finance attorneys, small business lenders, and corporate paralegals who dismiss ‘inactive’ filings can create gaps in risk assessment and the overall financial health of the debtor. Terminated or lapsed filings may indicate previous secured relationships or incorrect terminations that are still relevant to your transaction. These records merit closer inspection, and ignoring them could possibly expose...
How a well-organized corporate kit can protect your business
A well-organized corporate kit is much more than just a binder. It is a secure repository for your business. When your formation documents, minutes, resolutions, stock records, and ownership information are easy to find and up to date, you are better prepared for audits, lawsuits, and financial transactions. Keeping your corporate kit and its contents current and in order can simplify legal and accounting responsibilities and perhaps lower the chance of costly disputes. What is a corporate kit? A corporate kit is a physical or digital binder to house your entity’s records. The binder fits...