Is it necessary or wise to reserve a corporate name in advance?

Posted on January 5, 2010 by Robert Montgomery

It is not necessary to reserve a corporate name in advance if you have checked the name and have found it available and are ready to file your corporation. Reserving a name in advance means you pay an extra fee. However, if you are not ready to file the corporation for a period of time, but want to make certain no one else takes the name, then it would be wise to reserve a corporate name. This can usually be done by filing a form with the Corporate Filing Office.

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About Robert Montgomery

A respected member of the legal community attorney Robert Montgomery has been counseling and incorporating businesses for more than 20 years. He's helped set up more than a 1000 corporations and limited liability companies (LLC's). He's presented lectures and seminars on the benefits and procedures involved with incorporating or forming LLC's and how to operate them for maximum benefit.
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