New York Statutes

§ 303 — Reservation of name

New York § 303
JurisdictionNew York
Law BSCBusiness Corporation
Art. 3Corporate Name and Service of Process

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N.Y. Business Corporation § 303 (2026).

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§ 303. Reservation of name.\n (a) A corporate name may be reserved by:\n (1) Any person intending to form a domestic corporation.\n (2) Any domestic corporation intending to change its name.\n (3) Any foreign corporation intending to apply for authority to do\nbusiness in this state.\n (4) Any authorized foreign corporation intending to change its name.\n (5) Any person intending to incorporate a foreign corporation and to\nhave it apply for authority to do business in this state.\n (b) A fictitious name for use pursuant to section 1301 of this\nchapter, may be reserved by:\n (1) Any foreign corporation intending to apply for authority to do\nbusiness in this state, pursuant to paragraph (d) of section 1301 of\nthis chapter.\n (2) Any authorized foreign corporation intending to ch

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