The Oregon single-member limited liability company operating agreement gives a definitive record of an LLC’s existence and that of the only member on its roster. This is not required by Oregon however, when forming an LLC it is important to bear in mind, that financial institutions such as banks may wish to see it before conducting any business. Furthermore, an operating agreement can work in conjunction with the LLC’s certificate of organization to prove its existence as of a specific date. By and large, the solitary member of an Oregon LLC should strongly consider executing a notarized operating agreement when forming the company as this will serve to satisfy some requirements in the private sector and act as proof of the Oregon company’s structure.
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