G Corporate Entity N To prepare for lease approval as a corporate entity, you will most likely need to present the following documents: I Certificate of incorporation Articles of incorporation (with any amendments included) S Bylaws (with any amendments included) Director names (all current directors must be listed) A Officer names (all current officers must be listed) Certificate of good standing in your particular state in the case of moving your organization E Corporate Resolution authorizing the Officer to execute the Lease Agreement L Limited Liability Company (LLC) To prepare for lease approval as an LLC, you will most likely need to present the following L documents: Names of current members and managers A Articles of organization (with any amendments included) I Certificate of filing Certificate of formation Names of current officers C Good standing certificate (when applicable) Regulations (with any amendments included) R E General/Limited Partnership To prepare for lease approval as a General or Limited Partnership, you will most likely need to present the following documents: M Name of the general partner Names of limited partners Partnership interest percentages (where applicable) M Certificate of filing Certificate of formation Partnership agreement (and any amendments attached) O C Starting a business and signing a commercial lease are very exciting, but it’s important to look before you leap. Make sure all your bases are covered to protect both you and your new landlord from disputes, misunderstandings, and legal wrangling before you move in. Make sure your paperwork is done correctly to save yourself a headache later on and hopefully you will enjoy a happy and successful commercial lease between tenant and landlord. Having your financial duck in a row prior to selecting a location also allows you to negotiate the lease terms from a position of strength. REHI 843.300.5387 www.rehouseintl.com