How to register a business name for your LLC Step 1: Know required words. Step 2: Avoid restricted words. Step 3: Conduct a trademark search. Step 4: Check name availability. Step 5: Register your LLC name with the Secretary of State. Step 6: Register your domain name (optional)
Alphabetize single letters in business names separately, ignoring any punctuation that may appear between them. A company named "J & J Consulting" should be filed before one named "JM Auto Body." Use the last name to alphabetize businesses that include an individual's name.
Generally, follow an organization's convention for capitalization, punctuation and abbreviation of the organization's suffix — Company, Corporation, Incorporated, Limited. Do not use a comma before the suffix, even if one is included in the formal name. ✅ Do: UnitedHealth Group Inc.
If you want to trademark your business, brand or product name, file with the United States Patent and Trademark Office once you've formed your business. If your business is an LLC, C-corp, partnership or nonprofit, you'll need to register with the secretary of state's office, a business bureau or a business agency.
If you want to trademark your business, brand or product name, file with the United States Patent and Trademark Office once you've formed your business. If your business is an LLC, C-corp, partnership or nonprofit, you'll need to register with the secretary of state's office, a business bureau or a business agency.
Step 4: Verify the name you would like for your business is available. To do this, type the proposed name into the search box. NOTE: you don't need to type the entity ending (LLC, Corporation, etc) at the end, use the drop down menu to choose the way you would like the suffix displayed.
Here's how to come up with a business name: Write out your story. Take a personal inventory. Look at other business names in your industry. Look at other industry business names. Do an emotional brainstorm. Check the thesaurus. Mull over mythology, movies & legends. Use a business name generator.
You don't need a new EIN if you just change your business name or address. Check your entity type to see when you need a new EIN.
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