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Starting an LLC costs $100 in Oregon. This is the state filing fee for a document called the Oregon Articles of Organization. The Articles of Organization are filed with the Oregon Secretary of State. And once approved, this is what creates your LLC.

To make amendments to your Oregon Corporation, you provide the completed Oregon Articles of Amendment ? Business/Professional form and provide them to the Oregon Secretary of State Corporation Division by mail, in person to the Customer Service Desk or by fax with a Fax Cover Sheet. Original signature is NOT required.

To change the name of your business, submit the Articles of Amendment form and its fee to our office. (Each entity type has its own form.) The business name is normally Article 1, so you simply write the new name in Section 2 of the form as you want it to read. For example, ?Article 1 ? new name is ABC Metals, LLC?.

To change the name of your business, submit the Articles of Amendment form and its fee to our office. (Each entity type has its own form.) The business name is normally Article 1, so you simply write the new name in Section 2 of the form as you want it to read. For example, ?Article 1 ? new name is ABC Metals, LLC?.

No, you can't file the Articles of Amendment online to change your Oregon LLC name. The Oregon Secretary of State offers online filings only for new business registrations and the Oregon Annual Report. Other forms, like the Articles of Amendment, must be filed by mail.

The main difference between an LLC and a corporation is that an llc is owned by one or more individuals, and a corporation is owned by its shareholders. No matter which entity you choose, both entities offer big benefits to your business. Incorporating a business allows you to establish credibility and professionalism.