§ 15258 Dissolution Certificate Filing

This law requires that when a business or organization is dissolved, its official dissolution certificate must be submitted to the Secretary of State, and a certified copy of that certificate must also be filed with the state commissioner.

Key Takeaways

•The dissolution certificate must be filed with the Secretary of State.
•A certified copy of that certificate must also be filed with the commissioner.
•Both filings are required for the dissolution to be complete.

Example

A small California LLC that has been officially dissolved must send its dissolution certificate to the Secretary of State and also provide a certified copy to the state corporation commissioner's office.

The LLC files the original certificate with the Secretary of State as required, then obtains a certified copy and files that copy with the commissioner to complete the legal dissolution process.

Key Takeaways

•The dissolution certificate must be filed with the Secretary of State.
•A certified copy of that certificate must also be filed with the commissioner.
•Both filings are required for the dissolution to be complete.

Example

The LLC files the original certificate with the Secretary of State as required, then obtains a certified copy and files that copy with the commissioner to complete the legal dissolution process.

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