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Articles of Incorporation is a legal document registering your corporation to do business in Wisconsin. Once your business gets the green light from the Wisconsin DFI, you're good to get started. Filing Wisconsin Articles of Incorporation (AOI) is the first and most critical step in this process.

The statement of authority can either grant or restrict authority with respect to a position, such as a member or manager of the LLC or a specific person, and specify specific authority, for example, to transfer real estate or otherwise bind the LLC.

What is a Wisconsin certificate of authority? Companies are required to register with the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions before doing business in Wisconsin. Businesses that are incorporated in another state will typically apply for a Wisconsin certificate of authority.

You can get the Wisconsin Articles of Organization from the state's website. The DFI provides a template Wisconsin Articles of Organization for you to use. You can download the PDF of Form 502 for free. You can also complete this form online instead.

An LLC operating agreement is not required by law in Wisconsin, but it is highly recommended. The operating agreement provides a clear understanding of the company's structure and helps to prevent misunderstandings and conflicts among members.

A Wisconsin single-member LLC operating agreement is for sole proprietors that intend on creating a company with themselves as the only owner. This agreement establishes the management, ownership, rules, and conduct of how the business will be run in the future.