Ark. Code Ann. § 13-4-308

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Corporation records

Official statutory text

All counties of the State of Arkansas shall maintain corporation records for the county, if they are currently being maintained, permanently as follows: (1) Articles of incorporation; (2) Certificate of business under assumed name; (3) Articles of amendment; (4) Registration of fictitious names of corporation; (5) Articles of merger or consolidation; (6) Change of registered office or agent; (7) Authorized share of stock; (8) Cancellation of shares; and (9) Certificate of dissolution of corporation. Acts 1991, No. 800, § 7.

All counties of the State of Arkansas shall maintain corporation records for the county, if they are currently being maintained, permanently as follows:

(1) Articles of incorporation;

(2) Certificate of business under assumed name;

(3) Articles of amendment;

(4) Registration of fictitious names of corporation;

(5) Articles of merger or consolidation;

(6) Change of registered office or agent;

(7) Authorized share of stock;

(8) Cancellation of shares; and

(9) Certificate of dissolution of corporation.

Acts 1991, No. 800, § 7.

Status: in_force

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