N.D. Cent. Code § 10-31-02.1

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10-31-02.1. Articles of organization

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10-31-02.1. Articles of organization

1. One or more individuals may organize a professional organization in the form of a

limited liability company for the practice of a profession by filing articles of organization

with the secretary of state. The articles of organization must meet the requirements of

chapter 10-32.1 and must contain the following:

a. The profession to be practiced through the professional limited liability company;

and

b. The name and residence address of each original member of the professional

limited liability company who will practice the profession in this state and of each

original member of the professional limited liability company who is a minority

owner.

2. At the time the articles of organization are filed with the secretary of state, the

professional limited liability company also shall file:

a. A certificate from the regulating board of the profession involved that each of the

governors and members who will practice the profession in this state, if any, is

licensed to practice the profession in this state; or

b. If there is one or more minority owners, a certificate from the regulating board of

the profession of the limited liability company certifying that each of the governors

and members who will practice the profession in this state, if any, is licensed to

practice the profession in this state and a certificate from the limited liability

company identifying the minority owners and the express law authorizing minority

ownership.

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