Friday, March 29, 2013 3:28:24 PM
If what you say is true, did they need to file as a foreign corporation in CA? Under what name is it filed?
How do I qualify or register a foreign (out–of–state or out–of–country) business entity in California?
A foreign business entity can qualify/register to transact business in California by filing the applicable form (as described below) with the California Secretary of State. The forms described below are available on our Forms, Samples and Fees webpage. Please refer to the form for complete filing instructions, fees, any additional requirements and relevant statutory filing provisions:
Corporation: File a Statement and Designation by Foreign Corporation (Form S&DC-S/N [for foreign general stock or nonprofit corporations], Form S&DC-PC [for foreign professional law or accountancy corporations] or Form S&DC–INS [for foreign insurer corporations) and attach to the completed form a valid certificate of good standing by an authorized public official of the foreign jurisdiction under which the foreign corporation is incorporated.
Limited Liability Company: File an Application to Register (Form LLC-5) and attach to the completed form a valid certificate of good standing by an authorized public official of the foreign jurisdiction under which the foreign limited liability company is organized.
Limited Partnership: File an Application for Registration (Form LP-5) and attach to the completed form a valid certificate of good standing (or other record of similar import) by an authorized public official of the foreign jurisdiction under which the foreign limited partnership is organized.
Limited Liability Partnership: File an Application to Register a Limited Liability Partnership (Form LLP-1) and attach to the completed form a valid certificate of good standing (or other record of similar import) by an authorized public official of the foreign jurisdiction under which the foreign limited liability partnership is organized.
To ensure that all issues are considered and addressed appropriately, you should consult with private legal counsel prior to submitting qualification or registration documents to the California Secretary of State.
http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/be/faqs.htm#form-question8
TIA for explaining why a Medical Marijuana company doing business in CA wouldn't need to register with the SOS.
BTW.....didn't SKTO (incorporated in DE and in forfeiture) acquire Medical Greens and not Equity Corp? How can they operate under one corporation while being owned by another?
Thanks again
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