The steps necessary to file the articles of organization and create an LLC are quite simple. Of course, the most important part of the process is to include the proper information in the articles of organization. Where to file In most states, an LLC's articles of organization must be filed with the secretary of state. Often, a separate corporate division exits within the secretary of state that handles LLC filings. When the articles of organization are ready to be filed, go to the necessary office with your completed articles of organization, hand them to the clerk and ask that they be filed.
Some states require copies to be filed along with the original.
It is a good idea to ask for a file-stamped copy for your records. No states require that the creator of an LLC have any specific professional credentials, such as a license to practice law. Typically, there is no requirement that the creator of the LLC personally appear to file the articles of organization. The filing may be done by anyone. Every state LLC law requires that you identify your business as an LLC in the firm name.