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Subject: Re: [LML] LLC for Insurance
From: Jeremy Fisher <jffisher@gmail.com>
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Denis,

I went through the same process.  Of the available states, Delaware is =
mainly for big corporations, Nevada works but has recently become fairly =
expensive, and Wyoming is the alternative.  They actually started the =
LLC registration business.  I used Wyoming Registered Agent, and they =
have been very efficient, including doing the annual registration chores =
for you, but there are lost of alternative companies doing the same.  =
Don't try doing it yourself, it is not worth it.  Just make sure that =
you keep the LLC and the FAA registrations with the same addresses.  I =
forgot and have had to do some paperwork to get my registration back.

Jerry Fisher
On Aug 29, 2013, at 4:27 PM, Denis Conkey wrote:

> It appears I may have to create an LLC in another state in order to =
obtain insurance for our California based Turbine.  The only Company =
(Meadowbrook) that will insure the plane does not have authorization for =
CA.
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> Anyone on the list have experience doing this? The pitfalls and best =
way to go about doing this?  Looking at Nevada for the LLC.
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> BTW, we just had our first starts of the engine this weekend.  It went =
well.  Link below.
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DppsSJB0kvXw
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> Thanks,
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> Denis
> N750PJ
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> Sent from my iPad
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