D.C. Code § 29-105.04
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§ 29-105.04. Amendment of foreign registration statement.
Official statutory text
(a) A registered foreign entity shall deliver to the Mayor for filing an amendment to its foreign registration statement if there is a change in the:
(1) Name of the entity;
(2) Type of entity, including, if it is a limited partnership, whether the entity became or ceased to be a limited liability limited partnership;
(3) Jurisdiction of formation;
(4) Address or addresses required by § 29-105.03(4) ; or
(5) Information required by § 29-104.04(a) .
(b) The requirements of § 29-105.03 for an original foreign registration statement apply to an amendment of a foreign registration statement under this section.
(1) Name of the entity;
(2) Type of entity, including, if it is a limited partnership, whether the entity became or ceased to be a limited liability limited partnership;
(3) Jurisdiction of formation;
(4) Address or addresses required by § 29-105.03(4) ; or
(5) Information required by § 29-104.04(a) .
(b) The requirements of § 29-105.03 for an original foreign registration statement apply to an amendment of a foreign registration statement under this section.
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