The New Jersey single-member limited liability company is best issued as a physical document that is signed by the solitary member of his or her LLC. Furthermore, it is often suggested to have the signing notarized. This is because as a notarized agreement, it provides legitimate proof of the LLC’s existence and relationship with the member as of a specific date. This can be quite useful in dealing with financial institutions. Additionally, in a scenario where the LLC trades hands or additional members are added, this agreement will specifically identify the lifespan of the membership.
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