Indiana § 28-13-14-13 Change of corporate name; record of articles of amendment

Indiana Statutes

§ 28-13-14-13 — Change of corporate name; record of articles of amendment

Indiana·Art. 13 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE·Ch. 14 Amendment of Articles of Incorporation

If a corporation amends its articles of
incorporation to change its corporate name, the corporation may, after
the amendment has become effective, file for record with the county
recorder of each county in Indiana in which the corporation has real
property at the time the amendment becomes effective a file-stamped
copy of the articles of amendment. The validity of a change in name is
not affected by a corporation's failure to record the articles of
amendment.

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If a corporation amends its articles of
incorporation to change its corporate name, the corporation may, after
the amendment has become effective, file for record with the county
recorder of each county in Indiana in which the corporation has real
property at the time the amendment becomes effective a file-stamped
copy of the articles of amendment. The validity of a change in name is
not affected by a corporation's failure to record the articles of
amendment.

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