Services We Provide for $467 When You Buy Our LLC Touch Up Services

1. We prepare a custom Operating Agreement that contains language written for Arizona's new LLC law that became effective on September 1, 2019. Members can digitally sign this agreement when we email it to them via DocuSign.

2. We give each member of the LLC access to Arizona LLC attorney Richard Keyt's 170+ page eBook called the "Arizona LLC Operations Manual." This book contains the answers to questions people frequently ask after forming an Arizona LLC.

3. We prepare organizational resolutions of the members

4. We prepare membership certificates for each member

5. We send you 50 emails over three months that remind you to do important tasks such as sign the Operating Agreement, open a bank account, set up the LLC's books and file your S corporation election if you want your LLC to be taxed as an S corporation. Click on the Open button on the next question if you want to see the subject of the 50 emails.

6. We put all of your documents in a nice three ring binder (your LLC minute book) organized behind tabs and mail the porfolio to you.

Do You Want to See the Subjects of the 50 Emails We Will Sent You?

Yes
No

Subjects of the 50 Emails We Will Send You*

1. List of LLC formation services Richard Keyt will provide
2. How We Get an Employer ID Number (EIN) from the IRS for Your LLC
3. Warning: Arizona Corporation Commission Problems & How the Problems Affect Your Company
4. How to Open a Bank Account Before the Articles of Organization are Approved
5. When Will the Arizona Corporation Commission Review Your LLC’s Articles of Organization?
6. The Arizona Corporation Commission’s Formation Process
7. More Information about Opening the LLC’s Bank Account
8. How to Check the Status of Your LLC with the Arizona Corporation Commission
9. How to Learn More about Operating Your LLC
10. Checklist of 34 Post Formation Tasks in Chapter 3 of the LLC Operations Manual
11. Arizona’s LLC Law Newspaper Publication Requirement
12. How Do I Get Money into My LLC?
13. Taxes: The Four Ways an LLC Can Be Taxed
14. Taxes: S Corporation Election to Save Employment Taxes
15. Taxes: How Internal Revenue Code Section 199A Allows You to Deduct 20% of Business Income
16. Taxes: Top 40 2019 Federal Income Tax Saving Opportunities
17. When Must You Amend Your LLC’s Articles of Organization?
18. Your LLC May Need Arizona State & City Transaction Privilege Tax Licenses
19. How to Document Loans to an LLC
20. What is a Springing Member & How to Name a Springing Member
21. How to Modify Your LLC’s Operating Agreement
22. Importance of Setting Up Your LLC’s Bookkeeping System
23. Commercial Real Estate Leases
24. Warning: How to Convey Arizona Real Estate to Your LLC
25. Why a Sole Member of an Arizona LLC Needs an Operating Agreement?
26. Reminder: Have All Members Signed the Operating Agreement?
27. Does Your LLC Need a Real Estate Lease?
28. Have You Protected Your Most Valuable Assets?
29. About Real Estate Contracts & Leases
30. Warning: Owners of Arizona Residential Rental Real Estate Must Collect & Pay Rent Tax
31. Ask a Tax Accountant Which of the 4 Tax Methods is Best for Your LLC
32. Employment Agreements & Independent Contractor Agreements
33. Find Out Who Will Inherit Your LLC if You Die
34. How to Get a Trade Name aka DBA for an Arizona LLC
35. Should Your LLC Elect to be Taxed as an S Corporation?
36. Importance of Knowing & Following Arizona LLC Law
37. Warning: Don’t Commingle Your LLC’s Bank Account with Your Bank Account
38. How to Register a Federal Trademark
39. Importance of Documenting Actions Approved by Members & Managers
40. How to Get a Certificate of Good Standing for an Arizona LLC
41. Examples What LLC Signatures Look Like on Contracts
42. When Must an LLC Change Its Address with the Arizona Corporation Commission?
43. Does Arizona LLC Law Require My LLC to Hold Annual Meetings?
44. Does Arizona LLC Law Require My Arizona LLC to File an Annual Report with the Arizona Corporation Commission?
45. Warning: A Multi-member LLC’s Most Important Document
46. Take the Do-It-Yourself LLC Legal Audit
47. Warning: Arizona Employment Law for LLCs that Have an Employee
48. Warning: Improper Signature on a Contract Can Make You Personally Liable
49. How to Add or Remove a a Member of an Arizona LLC
50. Warning: Workplace Employee Notice Posters Required by Arizona Law

Company's Name*

Enter the LLC's exact name as shown in its Articles of Organization approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission.

Company's Purpose*

What is the purpose of the LLC? This information is for our information only. It is not given to the Arizona Corporation Commission. Your company will be able to engage in any lawful activity.

Do You Want Us to Prepare a Special Warranty Deed to Transfer Arizona Real Estate of the LLC for $195/Deed?

Yes
No

If your LLC is being formed to own Arizona real estate that land must be transferred by a deed to the LLC. If you want us to prepare one or more Special Warranty Deeds select Yes above.

Street Address of the Real Property*

Enter the street address of each parcel of Arizona real property for which we are to prepare a deed. If we are forming more than one LLC enter the name of the LLC that each property goes into.

Company's Principal Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

The company must state its principal address in its formation document, the Articles of Organization that is filed with the Arizona. The company's principal address can be its physical address or its mailing address including a P.O box. The principal address does not have to be in Arizona.

How Many Members / Owners Will the Company Have?*

One
Two
Three
Four

Select the total number of members (owners).

If any members are married: The married couple is considered ONE MEMBER if either of the following applies: (i) the couple will own their interest in the LLC as community property or as joint tenants, or (ii) one married person will own his or her interest in the LLC as separate property and the other spouse will not have any ownership of the LLC.

Note: If a married couple will each own their interests in the LLC as separate property they are considered TWO MEMBERS and you need to complete member information for each spouse.

Will Any Member be Required to Make Capital Contributions or Pay Money to the Company?*

Yes
No

Will any owner be required to pay money to the LLC? Arizona LLC law provides that no member of an Arizona LLC is obligated to pay money to the LLC unless the member signs a document that states the amount and due date of the payment. If you select Yes then this Questionnaire will ask how much money must each member contribute and when will the money be due. If multiple payments will be required, enter the addtional payment information in the Additional Information field at the end of this Questionnaire.

Is Any Member an IRA, 401(k) or a Retirement Account?*

Yes
No

If any member (owner) of the LLC is an IRA, 401(k) or retirement plan select the Yes radio button and there will be an additional charge of $250 for IRA, 01(k) or retirement plan language we put in the Operating Agreement.

Information about the First Member

1st Member is a:*

1st Member's Ownership Percentage*

Enter the percentage of the LLC owned by this member. The total percentage owned by all members must equal 100%.

Name of the Existing Trust*

What is the name of your existing trust? The name should be stated near the beginning of the trust agreement.

1st Member's Name*

What name do you want to appear in the LLC's Articles of Organization for this member? If the member is an entity, the name must be the legal name of the entity such as World Wide Widgets, LLC or Best Widgets, Inc.

1st Member's Marital Status*

Married
Single

1st Member's Spouse*

1st Member's Spouse's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Because we will send all members an email message with the Operating Agreement attached for their digital signatures, we need this spouse's email address.

Note: If you don't know the email address enter [email protected] and send the email address to [email protected] when you get it.

How will 1st Member Own His/Her Membership in the LLC?*

Community Property
Separate Property
Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship

If the spouses own as community property then if one spouse dies the other spouse automatically becomes the sole owner of the membership interest without the need for a probate and there may be an income tax advantage. Community property ownership means that if the spouses divorce each spouse is entitled to one half the value of their joint ownership interest in the LLC.

Arizona law provides that if a spouse who is an Arizona resident acquires property during marriage the property is automatically community property unless the property was acquired as a gift or from an inheritance unless the non-owner spouse signs a disclaimer. When a spouse owns the LLC as separate property and the spouse dies, the interest does not pass automatically to the deceased spouse's heirs and an expensive and time consuming probate will be necessary to transfer the interest to the heirs.

If this spouse is to own his/her interest as separate property we will prepare a Disclaimer that the owner spouse must get the non-owner spouse to sign.

Date of the 1st Member's Trust Agreement

Insert the date of this member's existing trust agreement or today's date if we are being hired to create a Confidential Trust.

Names of Trustee(s) of the Member's Trust*

Name of the trustee(s) as set forth in the Trust Agreement or the name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial trustee(s) of the Confidential Trust.

1st Member's 1st Successor Trustee (Required)*

Name and relationship of the person first in line to take over as trustee of the confidential Trust if the initial sole trustee or both initial co-trustees cannot serve as trustee.

1st Member's 2nd Successor Trustee (Optional, but Recommended)

Name and relationship of the person second in line to take over as trustee of the confidential Trust if the initial sole trustee or both initial co-trustees AND the 1st successor trustee cannot serve as trustee.

Will the Initial Trustee(s) be the Current Beneficiary/Beneficiaries of the 1st Member's Trust*

Yes
No

Normally the initial trustee(s) is/are the current beneficiary or beneficiaries. The current beneficiary is the person or person who is the ultimate owner of the LLC.

Current Confidential Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial/current beneficiaries of the trust. Usually this is the person who creates the trust and who will be the ultimate owner of the LLC. Could also include the trust maker's spouse.

1st Member's Future Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the future beneficiaries of the trust after the death of the initial/current beneficiaries. Usually future beneficiary is the surviving spouse or children of the trust maker.

1st Member's Formation State

In what state was the entity formed?

Name and Title 1st Member's Signer?*

This member must sign the Operating Agreement and the organizational resolutions. Who will sign for the entity and what is the signer's title? For example: Homer Simpson, Member (if the entity is a member managed LLC); Homer Simpson, Manager (if the entity is a manager managed LLC), Homer Simpson, President (if the entity is a corporation) & Homer Simpson, General Partner (if the entity is a limited partnership).

Is the 1st Member's Mailing Address the Same as the LLC's Principal Address?*

Yes. This member's mailing address is the same as the LLC's principal address.
No. This member's mailing address is different from the LLC's principal address.

Is the mailing address of this member the same as the LLC's principal address in Arizona entered above?

1st Member's Mailing Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

The Articles of Organization that becomes a public record must include the address of each member. The address does not have to be in Arizona. It can be a home or business address, a PO box or commercial mail box like the UPS store.

1st Member's Phone Number*

1st Member's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Is the 1st Member Required to Contribute Money to the LLC?

No
Yes

Arizona law does not require a member of an LLC to contribute money to the company. However, if you want a member to contribute money to the company the member must sign a document that creates the legal obligation to pay money to the LLC.

If you want to create a legal obligation for this member to pay money to the LLC select the Yes button and answer the contribution questions that follow. We will then include language in the Operating Agreement that requires this member to make the capital contribution(s).

Note: If this member is to be obligated to make more than one payment include the future payment amounts and due dates in the Additional Information field at the end of this Questionnaire.

1st Member's Obligation to Pay Money to the LLC*

Capital Contribution Amount	Due Date of the Contribution

Enter amount and due date. If the member is required to make more than one payment, click on the + symbol to add another row.

Information about the Second Member

2nd Member is a:

Name of 2nd Member's Existing Trust

What is the name of your existing trust? The name must be the legal name of the trust. The name should be stated near the beginning of the trust agreement.

2nd Member's Name*

What name do you want to appear in the LLC's Articles of Organization for this member? If the member is a trust, the name must be the legal name of the trust. If the member is an entity, the name must be the legal name of the entity such as World Wide Widges, LLC or Best Widgets, Inc.

2nd Member's Ownership Percentage*

Enter the percentage of the LLC owned by this member. The total percentage owned by all members must equal 100%.

2nd Member's Marital Status*

Married
Single

2nd Member's Spouse*

How will 2nd Member Own His/Her Membership in the LLC?*

Community Property
Separate Property
Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship

If the spouses own as community property then if one spouse dies the other spouse automatically becomes the sole owner of the membership interest without the need for a probate and there may be an income tax advantage. Community property ownership means that if the spouses divorce each spouse is entitled to one half the value of their joint ownership interest in the LLC.

Arizona law provides that if a spouse who is an Arizona resident acquires property during marriage the property is automatically community property unless the property was acquired as a gift or from an inheritance unless the non-owner spouse signs a disclaimer. When a spouse owns the LLC as separate property and the spouse dies, the interest does not pass automatically to the deceased spouse's heirs and an expensive and time consuming probate will be necessary to transfer the interest to the heirs.

If this spouse is to own his/her interest as separate property we will prepare a Disclaimer that the owner spouse must get the non-owner spouse to sign.

2nd Member's Spouse's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Because we will send all members an email message with the Operating Agreement attached for their digital signatures, we need this spouse's email address.

Note: If you don't know the email address enter [email protected] and send the email address to [email protected] when you get it.

Date of the 2nd Member's Trust Agreement

Insert the date of this member's existing trust agreement or today's date if we are being hired to create a Confidential Trust.

Names of Trustee(s) of the 2nd Member's Trust*

Name of the trustee(s) as set forth in the Trust Agreement or the name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial trustee(s) of the Confidential Trust.

2nd Member's 1st Successor Trustee (Required)*

Name and relationship of the person first in line to take over as trustee of the Confidential Trust if the initial trustee can no longer serve as trustee.

2nd Member's 2nd Successor Trustee (Optional, but Recommended)

Name and relationship of the person second in line to take over as trustee of the Confidential Trust if something happens to the initial trustee and the 1st successor trustee.

Who Is the Current Beneficiary of the 2nd Member's Trust?*

The trustee(s) named above
Somebody other than the trustee(s) named above

Will the current beneficiary or beneficiaries of the trust be the trustee(s) named above? Normally the initial trustee(s) is/are the current beneficiary or beneficiaries. The current beneficiary is the person or person who is the ultimate owner of the LLC.

2nd Member's Current Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial/current beneficiaries of the trust. Usually this is the person who creates the trust and who will be the ultimate owner of the LLC. Could also include the trust maker's spouse.

2nd Member's Future Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the future beneficiaries of the trust after the death of the initial/current beneficiaries. Usually future beneficiary is the surviving spouse or children of the trust maker.

2nd Member's Formation State*

In what state was the entity formed?

Name and Title of 2nd Member's Signer?*

This member must sign the Operating Agreement and the organizational resolutions. Who will sign for the entity and what is the signer's title? For example: Homer Simpson, Member (if the entity is a member managed LLC); Homer Simpson, Manager (if the entity is a manager managed LLC), Homer Simpson, President (if the entity is a corporation) & Homer Simpson, General Partner (if the entity is a limited partnership).

Is the 2nd Member's Mailing Address the Same as LLC's Principal Address?*

Yes. This member's mailing address is the same as the LLC's principal address.
No. This member's mailing address is different from the LLC's principal address.

Is the address of this member the same as the LLC's principal address in Arizona entered above?

2nd Member's Mailing Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

The Articles of Organization that becomes a public record must include the address of each member. The address does not have to be within Arizona and can be a home or business address or a PO box or commercial mail box like the UPS store.

2nd Member's Phone Number

2nd Member's Email Address

Enter Email Confirm Email

Is the 2nd Member Required to Contribute Money to the LLC?*

No
Yes

Arizona law does not require a member of an LLC to contribute money to the company. However, if you want a member to contribute money to the company the member must sign a document that creates the legal obligation to pay money to the LLC.

If you want to create a legal obligation for this member to pay money to the LLC select the Yes button and answer the contribution questions that follow. We will then include language in the Operating Agreement that requires this member to make the capital contribution(s).

Note: If this member is to be obligated to make more than one payment include the future payment amounts and due dates in the Additional Information field at the end of this Questionnaire.

2nd Member's Obligation to Pay Money to the LLC*

Capital Contribution Amount	Due Date of the Contribution

Enter amount and due date. If the member is required to make more than one payment, click on the + symbol to add another row.

Information about the Third Member

3rd Member is a:

Name of 3rd Member's Existing Trust*

What is the name of your existing trust? The name must be the legal name of the trust. The name should be stated near the beginning of the trust agreement.

3rd Member's Name*

What name do you want to appear in the LLC's Articles of Organization for this member? If the member is a trust, the name must be the legal name of the trust. If the member is an entity, the name must be the legal name of the entity such as World Wide Widges, LLC or Best Widgets, Inc.

3rd Member's Ownership Percentage*

Enter the percentage of the LLC owned by this member. The total percentage owned by all members must equal 100%.

3rd Member's Marital Status*

Married
Single

3rd Member's Spouse

How will 3rd Member Own His/Her Membership in the LLC?*

Community Property
Separate Property
Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship

If the spouses own as community property then if one spouse dies the other spouse automatically becomes the sole owner of the membership interest without the need for a probate and there may be an income tax advantage. Community property ownership means that if the spouses divorce each spouse is entitled to one half the value of their joint ownership interest in the LLC.

Arizona law provides that if a spouse who is an Arizona resident acquires property during marriage the property is automatically community property unless the property was acquired as a gift or from an inheritance unless the non-owner spouse signs a disclaimer. When a spouse owns the LLC as separate property and the spouse dies, the interest does not pass automatically to the deceased spouse's heirs and an expensive and time consuming probate will be necessary to transfer the interest to the heirs.

If this spouse is to own his/her interest as separate property we will prepare a Disclaimer that the owner spouse must get the non-owner spouse to sign.

3rd Member's Spouse's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Because you said you want us to prepare the Operating Agreement for digital signatures of the members and this member is married, we need the spouse's email address to email the Operating Agreement to this member's spouse.

Note: If you don't know the email address enter [email protected] and send the email address to [email protected] when you get it.

Date of the 3rd Member's Trust Agreement*

Insert the date of this member's existing trust agreement or today's date if we are being hired to create a Confidential Trust.

Names of Trustee(s) of the 3rd Member's Trust*

Name of the trustee(s) as set forth in the Trust Agreement or the name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial trustee(s) of the Confidential Trust.

3rd Member's 1st Successor Trustee (Required)*

Name and relationship of the person first in line to take over as trustee of the Confidential Trust if the initial trustee can no longer serve as trustee.

3rd Member's 2nd Successor Trustee (Optional, but Recommended)

Name and relationship of the person second in line to take over as trustee of the Confidential Trust if something happens to the initial trustee and the 1st successor trustee.

Who Is the Current Beneficiary of the 3rd Member's Trust?*

The trustee(s) named above
Somebody other than the trustee(s) named above

Will the current beneficiary or beneficiaries of the trust be the trustee(s) named above? Normally the initial trustee(s) is/are the current beneficiary or beneficiaries. The current beneficiary is the person or person who is the ultimate owner of the LLC.

3rd Member's Current Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial/current beneficiaries of the trust. Usually this is the person who creates the trust and who will be the ultimate owner of the LLC. Could also include the trust maker's spouse.

3rd Member's Future Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the future beneficiaries of the trust after the death of the initial/current beneficiaries. Usually future beneficiary is the surviving spouse or children of the trust maker.

3rd Member's Formation State*

In what state was the entity formed?

Name and Title of 3rd Member's Signer?*

This member must sign the Operating Agreement and the organizational resolutions. Who will sign for the entity and what is the signer's title? For example: Homer Simpson, Member (if the entity is a member managed LLC); Homer Simpson, Manager (if the entity is a manager managed LLC), Homer Simpson, President (if the entity is a corporation) & Homer Simpson, General Partner (if the entity is a limited partnership).

Is the 3rd Member's Mailing Address the Same as LLC's Principal Address?*

Yes. This member's mailing address is the same as the LLC's principal address.
No. This member's mailing address is different from the LLC's known principal address.

Is the mailing address of this member the same as the LLC's principal address in Arizona entered above?

3rd Member's Mailing Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

The Articles of Organization that becomes a public record must include the address of each member. The address does not have to be within Arizona and can be a home or business address or a PO box or commercial mail box like the UPS store.

3rd Member's Phone Number*

3rd Member's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Is the 3rd Member Required to Contribute Money to the LLC?*

No
Yes

Arizona law does not require a member of an LLC to contribute money to the company. However, if you want a member to contribute money to the company the member must sign a document that creates the legal obligation to pay money to the LLC.

If you want to create a legal obligation for this member to pay money to the LLC select the Yes button and answer the contribution questions that follow. We will then include language in the Operating Agreement that requires this member to make the capital contribution(s).

Note: If this member is to be obligated to make more than one payment include the future payment amounts and due dates in the Additional Information field at the end of this Questionnaire.

3rd Member's Obligation to Pay Money to the LLC*

Capital Contribution Amount	Due Date of the Contribution

Enter amount and due date. If the member is required to make more than one payment, click on the + symbol to add another row.

Information about the Fourth Member

4th Member is a:

Name of 4th Member's Existing Trust*

What is the name of your existing trust? The name must be the legal name of the trust. The name should be stated near the beginning of the trust agreement.

4th Member's Name*

What name do you want to appear in the LLC's Articles of Organization for this member? If the member is a trust, the name must be the legal name of the trust. If the member is an entity, the name must be the legal name of the entity such as World Wide Widgets, LLC or Best Widgets, Inc.

4th Member's Ownership Percentage*

Enter the percentage of the LLC owned by this member. The total percentage owned by all members must equal 100%.

4th Member's Marital Status*

Married
Single

4th Member's Spouse

How will 4th Member Own His/Her Membership in the LLC?*

Community Property
Separate Property
Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship

If the spouses own as community property then if one spouse dies the other spouse automatically becomes the sole owner of the membership interest without the need for a probate and there may be an income tax advantage. Community property ownership means that if the spouses divorce each spouse is entitled to one half the value of their joint ownership interest in the LLC.

Arizona law provides that if a spouse who is an Arizona resident acquires property during marriage the property is automatically community property unless the property was acquired as a gift or from an inheritance unless the non-owner spouse signs a disclaimer. When a spouse owns the LLC as separate property and the spouse dies, the interest does not pass automatically to the deceased spouse's heirs and an expensive and time consuming probate will be necessary to transfer the interest to the heirs.

If this spouse is to own his/her interest as separate property we will prepare a Disclaimer that the owner spouse must get the non-owner spouse to sign.

4th Member's Spouse's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Because you said you want us to prepare the Operating Agreement for digital signatures of the members and this member is married, we need the spouse's email address to email the Operating Agreement to this member's spouse.

Note: If you don't know the email address enter [email protected].

Date of the 4th Member's Trust Agreement*

Insert the date of this member's existing trust agreement or today's date if we are being hired to create a Confidential Trust.

Names of Trustee(s) of the 4th Member's Trust*

Name of the trustee(s) as set forth in the Trust Agreement or the name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial trustee(s) of the Confidential Trust.

4th Member's 1st Successor Trustee (Required)*

Name and relationship of the person first in line to take over as trustee of the Confidential Trust if the initial trustee can no longer serve as trustee.

4th Member's 2nd Successor Trustee (Optional, but Recommended)

Name and relationship of the person second in line to take over as trustee of the Confidential Trust if something happens to the initial trustee and the 1st successor trustee.

Who is the Current Beneficiary of the 4th Member's Trust*

The trustee(s) named above
Somebody other than the trustee(s) named above

Will the current beneficiary or beneficiaries of the trust be the trustee(s) named above? Normally the initial trustee(s) is/are the current beneficiary or beneficiaries. The current beneficiary is the person or person who is the ultimate owner of the LLC.

4th Member's Current Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the initial/current beneficiaries of the trust. Usually this is the person who creates the trust and who will be the ultimate owner of the LLC. Could also include the trust maker's spouse.

4th Member's Future Trust Beneficiary*

Legal name(s) of the person or people who will be the future beneficiaries of the trust after the death of the initial/current beneficiaries. Usually future beneficiary is the surviving spouse or children of the trust maker.

4th Member's Formation State*

In what state was the entity formed?

Name and Title of 4th Member's Signer?*

This member must sign the Operating Agreement and the organizational resolutions. Who will sign for the entity and what is the signer's title? For example: Homer Simpson, Member (if the entity is a member managed LLC); Homer Simpson, Manager (if the entity is a manager managed LLC), Homer Simpson, President (if the entity is a corporation) & Homer Simpson, General Partner (if the entity is a limited partnership).

Is the 4th Member's Mailing Address the Same as LLC's Principal Address?*

Yes. This member's mailing address is the same as the LLC's principal address.
No. This member's mailing address is different from the LLC's principal address.

Is the mailing address of this member the same as the LLC's principal address in Arizona entered above?

4th Member's Mailing Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

The Articles of Organization that becomes a public record must include the address of each member. The address does not have to be within Arizona and can be a home or business address or a PO box or commercial mail box like the UPS store.

4th Member's Phone Number*

4th Member's Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Is the 4th Member Required to Contribute Money to the LLC?*

No
Yes

Arizona law does not require a member of an LLC to contribute money to the company. However, if you want a member to contribute money to the company the member must sign a document that creates the legal obligation to pay money to the LLC.

If you want to create a legal obligation for this member to pay money to the LLC select the Yes button and answer the contribution questions that follow. We will then include language in the Operating Agreement that requires this member to make the capital contribution(s).

Note: If this member is to be obligated to make more than one payment include the future payment amounts and due dates in the Additional Information field at the end of this Questionnaire.

4th Member's Obligation to Pay Money to the LLC*

Capital Contribution Amount	Due Date of the Contribution

Enter amount and due date. If the member is required to make more than one payment, click on the + symbol to add another row.

Management Type

Is the LLC Manager Managed or Member Managed?*

Member managed
Manager managed

Look at the LLC's Articles of Organization to see if the LLC is member managed or manager managed.

Name & Address of All Managers*

Manager's Name	Manager's Address

Type the name and address of every manager. If the address is the same as a member enter the text: "same as 1st member" in the address field. If the LLC has more than one manager click on the + icon at the right of the address field to add another manager line.

Managers' Names & Addresses*

I understand that the name(s) and address(es) of all manager(s) must be stated in the company's Articles of Organization and become part of the public record.

Contact Person

Name, Phone & Email Address of the Person We Should Contact if We Have Questions*

Contact's Name	Phone Number	Email Address

Who Does Richard Keyt Represent?

The LLC, but not any of the members or managers.
1st Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.
2nd Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.

Select the appropriate button to tell Richard Keyt who he represents as his client. Richard Keyt can only represent one party. He can represent only the LLC or one of its members.

Who is Richard Keyt's Client?

The LLC, but not any of the members or managers.
1st Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.
2nd Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.
3rd Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.

Select the appropriate button to tell Richard Keyt who he represents as his client. Richard Keyt can only represent one party. He can represent only the LLC or one of its members.

Who is the Client of Richard Keyt?

The LLC, but not any of the members or managers.
1st Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.
2nd Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.
3rd Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.
4th Member (and spouse if married), but not any other member, manager or the LLC.

Select the appropriate button to tell Richard Keyt who he represents as his client. Richard Keyt can only represent one party, i.e., the LLC or one member.

Who Will Be the LLC's Partnership Representative?

The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 made major changes to the way the IRS audits LLCs taxed as partnerships. One of the changes requires that LLCs taxed as partnerships name a person who has a substantial presence in the United States to be the LLC's Partnership Representative. Although the Partnership Representative does not have to be a member of the LLC, we recommend that a member be the Partnership Representative.

If the LLC is audited the IRS will only deal with the Partnership Representative. If your LLC will be taxed as a partnership and it fails to name a Partnership Representative the IRS will name somebody to be your LLC's Partnership Representative. You don't want the IRS to pick somebody you don't know who has the power to consent to an IRS audit that says the LLC owns additional taxes.

Which Statement Applies to the LLC?*

We don't know how the LLC will be taxed at this time, but will name a Partnership Representative in case we don't elect to be taxed as a C or S corporation.
The LLC will be taxed as a partnership.
The LLC will be taxed as an S corporation or a C corporation.

The IRS default method of federal income tax for a multi-member LLC is the partnership method. If the members of a multi-member LLC do not want their LLC to be taxed as a partnership they can cause the LLC to file an IRS form 8832 to elect the C corporation tax method or IRS form 2553 to elect the S corporation tax method (if the LLC is eligible).

Who Will be the LLC's Partnership Representative if It is Audited by the IRS?

About Buy Sell Agreements

A Multi-Member LLC's Most Important Document*

All multi-member LLCs other than a two member LLC owned by a married couple should have a document signed by all of the members called a Buy Sell Agreement. This is the document that contains the members' exit strategy. It deals with events such as death of a member. Without a Buy Sell Agreement the members of an Arizona LLC are stuck with each other forever. To learn more about Buy Sell Agreements read What You Need to Know about LLC Buy Sell Agreements.

Buy Sell Agreement*

I want to save $600 off the normal price of $1,497 & purchase a custom Buy Sell Agreement for $897.
I do not want a Buy Sell Agreement at this time. I understand that I will save $600 off the normal price of $1,497 if I purchase the Buy Sell Agreement within 90 days of the date the LLC is formed.

Buy Sell Agreement Questionnaire*

Complete and submit our Buy Sell Agreement Questionnaire in which you pick and choose the provisions that will be in your LLC's Buy Sell Agreement.

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Name & Address of Person To Whom We Mail the Portfolio?*

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Insert the name and address of the person to whom we are to mail the LLC's portfolio.

Do You Want to Give Us Any Additional Information?

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Do you need another field to enter information about additional members or capital contributions or any other information you want us to know? If you are forming more than one LLC and their information is the same, enter the name(S) of the other LLC(s) in the Additional Information field.

Additional LLC or Member Information

In the field above type any additional information you want Richard Keyt to know about the members, managers or the to be formed LLC.

If the LLC will have more than four members enter the following information here for each member: name of member, percentage ownership, single or married person (spouse's name if married), entity type and state of formation and who signs for the entity and his or her title, address and phone number.

If any member(s) is/are required to make more than one payment of money to the LLC insert the name(s) of the member(s), amount(s) of the contribution(s) and due date(s) of each additional contribution.

How to Pay $497 for Your Touch Up Package*

Go to our secure order page to pay for your touch up package with your major credit or debit card. You may also give us your card information by calling our legal assistant at 480-664-7846.

How to Pay for Your Touch Up Package & Deed(s)*

Go to our secure order page to pay $497 for your touch up package plus $195 for each Special Warranty Deed we are to prepare with your major credit or debit card. You may also give us your card information by calling our legal assistant at 480-664-7846.

How to Pay $1,394 for Your Touch Up Package & Buy Sell Agreement*

Go to our secure order page to pay a total of $1,394 for your touch up package and buy sell agreement with your major credit or debit card. You may also give us your card information by calling our legal assistant at 480-664-7846.

Email Address of the Person We Email this Questionnaire to*

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What is the email address of the person to whom we will send this Questionnaire for review and approval?

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You are done. Click the Submit button below to send your Questionnaire to Arizona LLC attorney Richard Keyt and a copy to the LLC's contact person.

Arizona LLC Touch Up Questionnaire

Services We Provide for $467 When You Buy Our LLC Touch Up Services

Information about the First Member

Information about the Second Member

Information about the Third Member

Information about the Fourth Member

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Contact Person

Who Will Be the LLC's Partnership Representative?

About Buy Sell Agreements

Miscellaneous

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