Hi there,It would really depend on what you mean when you say "off the LLC". If you were left of the state registration as a registered agent, for example, that would only mean that you are not the designated individual(s) to receive legal and official communications.On the other hand, if you were left off the LLC operating agreement, for example, you would likely have no ownership or other interest in the finances and operation of the company. In that case you might be a creditor, depending on how you structured your "loan", but outside of that you would likely have no other interest in the company. You could still be an employee, independent contractor, etc.You should contact a qualified business attorney immediately to have your organizational documents reviewed, to ensure that your business and financial interests are met by whatever agreements have been made. If there is some question as to these issues a few years down the road, you could end up really regretting your failure to protect your interests now. Best of luck!