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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.81 – Conversion Filings (a) Upon filing of a conversion document where the converting entity is a domestic or foreign filing entity, the computer records of the secretary of state relating to the converting entity will be changed to show the filing of the conversion document; the date of the…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.73 – Documents with Delayed Effective Dates (a) Upon the filing of a document with a delayed effective date, the computer records of the secretary of state will be changed to show the filing of the document, the date of the filing, the future date on which the document will…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.72 – Statement Regarding Delayed Effective Condition (a) Contents. Pursuant to § RSA 4.055 of the Texas Business Organizations Code, when a condition triggering the effectiveness of a document filing has been satisfied or waived, a statement regarding the delayed effective condition must be submitted to the secretary of state.…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.71 – Determining the Date of the 90th Day after the Date of Filing (a) For purposes of filing documents which will become effective upon the occurrence of events or facts that may occur in the future pursuant to § RSA 4.052 and § RSA 4.054 of the Texas Business…
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Workplace injuries can have significant physical, emotional, and financial consequences. If you have been injured on the job in Brisbane, it is important to understand how to file a workers compensation claim effectively to receive the financial and medical support you need. Engaging experienced WorkCover lawyers Brisbane can help you navigate the process, avoid common…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.49 – Failure to Submit Filing Instrument to Amend Entity Name; Notification to Attorney General (a) No later than 100 days after the date the secretary of state sends the notification required under § 5.065(b) of the Business Organizations Code, the secretary shall notify the attorney general of the filing…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.48 – Notification Regarding an Entity Name That Falsely Implies Governmental Affiliation; Documentation to be Submitted in Response (a) If the secretary of state determines under § 5.065(a) of the Business Organizations Code that a domestic or foreign filing entity name falsely implies an affiliation with a governmental entity, the…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.47 – Requests for Review of an Entity Name by a Governmental Entity (a) A governmental entity may request the secretary of state to review the name of a domestic or foreign filing entity that may falsely imply an affiliation with the governmental entity by submitting a written request that contains:…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.46 – Examples Not Exclusive (a) The conditions used in these sections are not meant to be exclusive, nor should they be used to limit the determination of whether a proposed name is distinguishable from the name of an existing entity. (b) The examples used in these sections are not…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 79.45 – Final Determination of Name Availability An employee of the Office may express an opinion on name availability in response to a written, telephone, or other oral request, but such an opinion is not a final determination that the name will or will not be accepted for filing and…