What's in the Statement of Information?
A Statement of Information expands on the information you provided in your Articles of Incorporation. And it keeps the Secretary of State updated with changes that happen from year to year, based on decisions made by your executive team, board of directors, and other key figures in your company.
The information required on a Statement of Information form varies slightly based on whether your business is an LLC or a corporation. In general, you’ll need to provide:
- The name of your LLC or corporation
- The Secretary of State entity number
- Physical address of the principal executive office
- Mailing address, if different from principal office
- The names and addresses of officers and directors (corporations)
- The names and addresses of managers and members, if applicable (LLCs)
- The name and address of the LLC’s Chief Executive Officer, if appointed
- General statement of the business and services of the company
- Name and address of the Agent for Service of Process
The person who fills out the Statement of Information must sign and date it at the bottom.
