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How do you dissolve a North Dakota corporation? If your corporation has never issued any shares, been paid for shares, or incurred debt, then you can file the Articles of Dissolution by Incorporators. Otherwise, you must first file the Corporation Intent to Dissolve form with the North Dakota Secretary of State (SOS).

The Secretary of State is an appointed agent to accept lawful process against any unauthorized insurance company transacting business in North Dakota. To serve an unauthorized company the law requires that two copies of the documents be served on the Secretary of State along with the fee required by law.

To dissolve your North Dakota LLC by filing Articles of Dissolution by Organizers, there is a $20 fee. To file the Articles of Dissolution by Members, there is a $20 filing fee and you must also file the Notice of Dissolution which costs $10.

North Dakota Articles of Organization are what you file when you are forming an LLC in the state. Without this filing, your LLC will not be able to conduct business in North Dakota.

A North Dakota Certificate of Good Standing is a legal document issued by the North Dakota Secretary of State (SOS). The certificate works as evidence that your organization exists in North Dakota and is registered to transact business in the state.

If you change the name of your LLC, you must file a current original Certificate of Fact from the government officer where LLC's Articles of Organization are filed. The amendment form you need is available on the SOS website (see link below).