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Your LLC's operating agreement may explain the grounds for and procedure for removing a member. The usual method of involuntary removal is a vote by the other members followed by some sort of buyout based on the share of LLC ownership the departing member has.

A certified copy of your Articles of Organization or Articles of Incorporation can be ordered by mail, in person or online, but we recommend online. Online orders are immediate. Normal processing by mail takes up to 48 hours, plus additional time for mailing, and costs $10, for up to 50 pages.

Amending Georgia LLC Articles of Organization This can be accomplished by filing Articles of Amendment (Form CD 115) with the Georgia Secretary of State, Corporations Division. For a base fee of $20, you can change your company name on its Articles of Organization.

To add a member to your LLC, you will need to amend your Georgia LLC operating agreement. Your operating agreement contains your members' names and addresses, so when you add a new member, you'll need to update the operating agreement with the new member's information.

The profits of the LLC are typically considered to be earned income and subject to the social security portion of the self-employment tax. By contrast, a regular corporation (CCorporation) is subject to being taxed twice on its profit; at the corporate level and when the profits are distributed to the shareholders.

Yes, you can file the Articles of Amendment by mail to change your Georgia LLC name. Download and complete the Articles of Amendment form and mail to the Secretary of State. Note: It costs more ($30) and takes longer (15 business days turnaround) if you file by mail.