Download Indiana Articles of Incorporation Forms

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Indiana Articles of Incorporation Forms


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Indiana articles of incorporation forms allow for the setting up of a corporation either *online (*only domestic entities) or through the standard paper filing. All forms must be completed and submitted to the Secretary of State’s office along with the required filing fee ($90 for Profit – $30 for Non-Profit).

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How to File

Step 1 – Fill out Document – Choose the type of filing that best matches the corporation being created from the following below;

  • Most Common – Domestic Profit Online – For all standard businesses to be located within the State.
  • Domestic Non ProfitOnline – For all tax exempt organizations that will have a principal office address in the State.
  • ProfessionalOnline – For all corporations that will be for the purpose of a business that requires special State licensing like a medical physician or law office.
  • Foreign Profit – Any corporation located outside the State and seeking to do business in Indiana.
  • Foreign Non-Profit – Any tax exempt organization or institution located outside the State that is seeking to have locations in Indiana.

Step 2 – Pay Fee – Write a check payable to the Indiana Secretary of State for $90 for profit and $30 for non-profit entities. Attach to the completed form.

Step 3 – Mail – Send the completed form and filing fee to the following address;

Secretary of State
Corporations Division
302 W. Washington Street Room E018
Indianapolis, IN 46204

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Tips

  • Get an EIN – This number which comes from the IRS allows a corporation for create a bank account and apply for lines of credit. It is free and can be obtained online after formation in minutes.
  • Corporate Bylaws – This is recommended by most legal experts as it protects the entity’s status by detailing the ownership and daily operational activities.

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