Assume name certificate
Do I need to register an assume name certificate in order to promote and use my business name in Texas or can I just go ahead and start advertising my business using my company name?
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11/03/09 6:18pm PST
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You need to check with the Secretary of State for Texas. Many states require you to file a 'Registration of Fictitious Name' or something similar.
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