What the published notice actually says

A complete example

Illustrative example: your notice is drafted from your LLC's actual state record.

Element by element

• The LLC name: must match Department of State records character-for-character, including punctuation and "LLC" vs "L.L.C.". A mismatched name is the most common reason certificates get rejected.
• Filing date with SSNY: the date your Articles of Organization became effective; it also starts your 120-day clock.
• Office location (county): determines which county clerk's designated newspapers you must use. County, not street address, is the legally operative part here.
• SSNY as agent for service of process: standard language reflecting that the Secretary of State accepts lawsuits on your LLC's behalf.
• Mailing address for process: where SSNY forwards legal papers. Usually your office or registered agent address.
• Purpose: "any lawful activity" is the standard catch-all; a specific purpose is allowed but rarely wise.

Why wording precision matters

Every notice we draft is kept to the statutory minimum (everything §206 requires, nothing decorative) and checked character-for-character against your Department of State record before it publishes. That precision is exactly what keeps a filing from being rejected weeks later, and it's included in your flat price.

We handle the whole thing

Give us two minutes of details (your LLC's registered name, filing date, county, and process address) and we draft the notice, verify it against state records, place it in both designated papers, track the run, collect the affidavits, and hand you a ready-to-file packet. You never touch a legals desk.