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Not For Profit Filing Form

Let’s keep your nonprofit legally compliant. To avoid setbacks, Governments have specialized requirements for operating your nonprofit legally. Our solutions help ensure that you’re protected from fees, penalties, and potential closure.

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1. In what state would you like to form your nonprofit?
3. Which purpose best describes your nonprofit? By selecting an option below, you attest that you are organized and operated exclusively to further the purpose indicated.

If CGA will be your registered agent, please leave this field blank.

Do you intend to seek tax-exempt status?
Is this a mutual benefit organization?

A mutual benefit non-profit corporation is formed solely for the benefit of its members. Examples include labor unions, teachers associations, community clubs, and veterans groups

To qualify for exemption as a 501(c)(3) organization, the following activities are prohibited:

  • Supporting or opposing candidates in political campaigns in any way

  • Attempting to influence legislation

  • Furthering non-exempt purposes (such as purposes that benefit private interests) more than insubstantially

  • Organizing or operating for the primary purpose of conducting a trade or business that is not related to the exempt purpose(s)

  • Providing commercial-type insurance as a substantial part of its activities

  • Using net earnings to benefit private shareholders or individuals (that is, board members, officers, key management employees, or other insiders)

4. Were you previously revoked or are you a successor to a previously revoked organization?

✅ Minimum Number of Board Members by Federal & State Requirements


  • IRS (for 501(c)(3) status):The IRS recommends at least 3 board members who are unrelated (not family or financially tied).

  • State Requirements (Most States):Most U.S. states require a minimum of 3 directors to form a nonprofit corporation.


✅ Required Officer Titles for a Nonprofit Board


President (or Chair) Leads the board and oversees strategic direction. Often, the public face of the organization.

Secretary Maintains meeting minutes and official records. Ensures compliance with bylaws.

Treasurer Oversees finances, manages the budget, and prepares financial reports.

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Disclaimer: Your signature confirms that all information provided is true, accurate, and complete to the best of your knowledge.

Price Includes All State Fees and Expedited Service
$2393.22

Disclaimer: All filing fees must be paid in full prior to the submission of any documents. No filings will be processed or submitted until full payment has been received and confirmed.

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