Business Update Service
File a Business Amendment
Update your business information with the state. Change your name, address, registered agent, or other official details.
Common Types of Amendments
Name Change
Rebrand your business or update your legal name to better reflect your mission.
- Full name changes
- Entity designator updates (LLC to PLLC)
- Requires new name availability check
Registered Agent Change
Update who receives official legal documents on behalf of your business.
- Switch to a commercial agent
- Update agent address
- Change to a different individual
Address Change
Update your principal office or business location with the state.
- Principal office address
- Mailing address updates
- Relocations within state
Officer/Member Changes
Update directors, officers, managers, or members listed with the state.
- Add or remove officers
- Change management structure
- Update ownership percentages
Important Notes
- •Business name changes require a new name availability search first
- •After filing an amendment, update your business licenses, bank accounts, and contracts
- •Some states require board resolution or member consent for certain amendments
- •Notify the IRS of name/address changes using Form 8822-B
Service Pricing
$59
Our Service Fee
State filing fee billed separately after confirmation
Amendment document prep
State filing included
Name availability check (if applicable)
Filed certificate delivery
Expert support
After Filing
Once approved, we'll send you the filed amendment. Remember to update your internal documents, bank accounts, and any licenses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about business amendments
You can amend your business name, principal address, registered agent, member/officer information, business purpose, or authorized shares. Each state has specific rules about what can be amended and how.
Processing time varies by state, typically 2-6 weeks for standard filing. Many states offer expedited processing for an additional fee. We'll provide your state's specific timelines.
Generally, no. Your EIN stays the same even if you change your business name or other details. However, you should notify the IRS of the changes using Form 8822-B.
Most amendments don't interrupt business operations. However, a name change may require updating bank accounts, contracts, licenses, and marketing materials.