However, unlike a corporation which has bylaws, an LLC doesn't. Therefore, a one member LLC may need an operating agreement to address this issue. The operating agreement also may be necessary to address options or gaps in your state LLC statute.
Laws differ significantly from state to state.
You must review this sample agreement with a lawyer familiar with the LLC law in the state in which you are operating. Whereas, the sole Member intends to operate the Business and provide for operation of the Company. The Company may also conduct its business under one or more assumed names. Registered Office and Resident Agent . Any such change shall be made in accordance with the Act, or the terms of this Agreement if different.