North Dakota Nonprofit Corporation Articles of Dissolution by Incorporates are documents filed with the Secretary of State in North Dakota to formally dissolve a nonprofit corporation. These documents must be signed by all the incorporates of the nonprofit and must include the corporate name, a statement that all debts and liabilities have been discharged, and a statement of the dissolution of the corporation. The Articles of Dissolution must also include a statement that the corporation has no members, and that the incorporates consent to the dissolution of the nonprofit. There are two types of North Dakota Nonprofit Corporation Articles of Dissolution by Incorporates: Voluntary Dissolution and Involuntary Dissolution. A voluntary dissolution is when the incorporates of a nonprofit decide to dissolve the nonprofit. An involuntary dissolution is when the Secretary of State orders a nonprofit to be dissolved due to failure to comply with state laws.
North Dakota Nonprofit Corporation Articles of Dissolution by Incorporates are documents filed with the Secretary of State in North Dakota to formally dissolve a nonprofit corporation. These documents must be signed by all the incorporates of the nonprofit and must include the corporate name, a statement that all debts and liabilities have been discharged, and a statement of the dissolution of the corporation. The Articles of Dissolution must also include a statement that the corporation has no members, and that the incorporates consent to the dissolution of the nonprofit. There are two types of North Dakota Nonprofit Corporation Articles of Dissolution by Incorporates: Voluntary Dissolution and Involuntary Dissolution. A voluntary dissolution is when the incorporates of a nonprofit decide to dissolve the nonprofit. An involuntary dissolution is when the Secretary of State orders a nonprofit to be dissolved due to failure to comply with state laws.
