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INSTRUCTIONS
Note: Any foreign covered entity (for profit corporation, not for profit corporation, limited liability company, series
limited liability company, limited partnership, or limited liability partnership) may use this form to apply for authority or
qualification in Kansas.
Question on Form
1. Foreign covered entity name
The foreign covered entity name on all documents must be exactly the same as it appears on the
certificate, including punctuation. If the entity applying for authority has the same name as an entity
already on file, you may do one of the following:
Include a letter of consent from the existing entity to use the name.
Include a letter stating that the foreign covered entity will list its home state as a means of
identification and in its advertising in the state of Kansas.
The name requirements for foreign covered entities are governed by K.S.A. 17-7933. You may view
statutes at
3. Date of formation in home
Your home state may include this date on the certificate of good standing/existence. Please use the date
state
provided by the home state.
4. Original certificate of good
The certificate must be an original. We will accept online certificates with a verification code if the home
standing/existence
state offers those. We will not accept screen shots of an entity’s status.
*
Click here to see each state/jurisdiction’s certificate and issuing agency.
5. Annual reports and fees
If the entity began doing business in Kansas more than six months prior to its fiscal year end (question
7), it may owe annual reports and fees with the application. If more than two annual reports are due, or if
more than 7 months and 15 days have passed from the most recent fiscal year end due and the date of
the application, a penalty fee* of $85 applies to the application fee. All application fees, penalty fees and
annual report fees may be paid with one check.
Example: An entity with a fiscal year end of December that was doing business in Kansas prior to July 1
of the previous year would include one annual report and its filing fee with the application.
To determine reports and fees due, see FA-I Annual Report Fee Schedule attachment for not for profit
corporations and for profit entities.
* Penalty fees do not apply to not for profit corporation applications with annual reports due.
6. Resident agent
The resident agent is a person or an entity registered with the Secretary of State that is authorized to ac-
cept service of process (lawsuits) on behalf of the business entity. This does not mean the agent himself/
herself is being sued, but that he/she has the authority and responsibility to accept service of process on
behalf of the business.
10a. LLC
This statement applies only if the application question 1 is for a series limited liability company.
10b. LLP
This statement applies only if the application question 1 is for a limited liability partnership.
11. Signature(s)
The signer(s) of the application may be whatever governor (officer, director, authorized person, or
partner) with authority according to the organic documents of the entity in its home state. K.S.A. 17-7931,
17-7902. There is no need to list titles with signatures.
Effective date: Any document that is required by this act to be filed with the Secretary of State shall be effective upon its filing
date. Any document may provide that it is not to become effective until a specified date subsequent to its filing date, but such
date shall not be later than 90 days after its filing date.
If you wish to include a future effective date for your foreign covered entity’s application that is not more than 90 days after filing
with the Secretary of State, please add the following information at the bottom of the FA form under Item 11:
“Effective Date: __/__/__.”
Inst.
K.S.A. 17-7931
Rev. 12/15/17 tc

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