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One Stop Business Registration
I just finished setting up an LLC using Utah’s One Stop Business Registration. This is an event-style eGovernment service that we first envisioned when I was CIO. It’s been in operation for a while, but this was my first opportunity to use it. I was impressed. The application takes all of the various interactions you’d have with the State to create a business and streamlines it into one, easy to follow workflow.
The only criticism I had, and it’s minor one, is that the application asked if I wanted to add any additional articles to the Articles of Incorporation, without giving me an opportunity to see what the application has placed there as part of the boilerplate. A lawyer would probably have a feel for that, but I didn’t. I wanted to compare what it had put in with some of the Articles I have from other LLCs.
Posted by windley on August 3, 2007 10:22 AM
Comment from Dave M. at August 3, 2007 12:20 PM
Thanks for the link, Mr. Windley! I just subscribed to your RSS feed yesterday, and today you point out a service that will help me get my new business up and running. I too am fairly impressed with the quality of their business registration site.
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