Tex. Business Organizations Code § 153.306
This is the official text of Tex. Business Organizations Code § 153.306, part of Texas’s Business Organizations Code — governs the formation and operation of corporations, LLCs, and partnerships.
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§ 153.306. EFFECT OF FILING REPORT.
Official statutory text
(a) If the secretary of state finds that the report complies with this subchapter, the secretary shall:
(1) accept the report for filing;
(2) acknowledge to the limited partnership the filing of the report; and
(3) update the records of the secretary of state's office to reflect:
(A) a reported change in the address of the registered office or principal office, or in the business or residence address of a general partner; and
(B) a reported change in the name of the registered agent.
(b) The filing of a report under Section 153.301 does not relieve the limited partnership of the requirement to file an amendment to the certificate of formation required under Section 153.051 or 153.052, except that the limited partnership is not required to file an amendment to change the information specified in Subsection (a)(3).
(1) accept the report for filing;
(2) acknowledge to the limited partnership the filing of the report; and
(3) update the records of the secretary of state's office to reflect:
(A) a reported change in the address of the registered office or principal office, or in the business or residence address of a general partner; and
(B) a reported change in the name of the registered agent.
(b) The filing of a report under Section 153.301 does not relieve the limited partnership of the requirement to file an amendment to the certificate of formation required under Section 153.051 or 153.052, except that the limited partnership is not required to file an amendment to change the information specified in Subsection (a)(3).
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