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A nominee is used when you want to increase your privacy, decrease your visibility, or have someone do something that you can not do. We can provide a nominee for the following situations: 1. Nominee for Public Record. If you wish to keep your name off the Internet, so that it is not easy to discern that you are involved with a company, then this is the service for you. The nominee signs the incorporation papers and becomes the officer of record for the company. After the paperwork is returned from the state, the nominee resigns from the company and you appoint another officer, most likely yourself. The name listed on the Internet is still the nominee's name and that stays that way until the next year's list of officers must be filed. At that time, if you wish for the nominee's name to remain on the public record, the nominee again signs the paperwork for the list of officers and then resigns again. The cost is reoccurring each year you wish the nominee to sign. Go here for pricing. 2. Attorney Privilege with Public Record Nominee. This package includes Public Record Nominee with an Attorney as the go-between. This gives you attorney-client privilege, an added level of privacy at a lower cost than a full package. Price is here. 3. Full-Time Nominee Service. This service is designed for those that absolutely do not want their name to be associated with a company. The nominee is not only the officer of record, but is the only one who signs documents for the company. The nominee will sign all corporate documents, except those that are not lawful or that bring personal liability to the nominee. There is a yearly charge for the nominee service. You also must sign a nominee agreement, which protects the nominee if there is wrong doing. Tax returns are not signed for by the nominee. Go here for pricing. 4. Attorney Privilege Services with Full-Time Nominee. There are varying degrees of privacy offered with the above nominee services. If you want the best privacy there is in the USA, then this is the service for you. We refer you to an attorney who serves as a go-between. With the attorney in place, there is an attorney-client privilege, which still allows the client to communicate instructions via a password to the nominee, but all nominee connections are handled through the attorney. This allows the nominee to respond to questions by referring to the attorney, and the attorney can then invoke the attorney-client privilege. Here is the pricing.
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