Last updated December 9, 2021
Oregon LLC Operating Agreement
Quick Start Guide
This Quick Start Guide is a brief overview of how to form an LLC in Oregon.
Detailed Lessons:
1. Name Search
2. Registered Agent
3. Filing Forms
4. Operating Agreement ← you are here
5. Tax ID Number (EIN)
6. Annual Report
7. Licenses and Permits
8. Taxes
Oregon LLC Costs:
Oregon LLC filing fee: $100
Oregon LLC annual report fee: $100
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Oregon LLC Operating Agreement Download
Both links below are to the same document. The 1st is a Word document. The 2nd is a PDF.
Operating Agreement (Word)
Operating Agreement (PDF)
Next Step
After you’ve completed and signed your Oregon LLC’s Operating Agreement, you can then proceed to the next Lesson: Tax ID Number (EIN).
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Can say a sole proprietorship LLC,
Have two ppl on the checking account?
We are husband & wife..
2 companies
I was going to be the owner of one company & have husband be owner of another.. but both need to be on the actual account.
Please advise,
Melissa
Hi Melissa, you’ll need to speak with the bank about that, but generally no, since a Sole Proprietorship is simply just one individual conducting business. Hope that helps.
Two questions:
1) Do I need to keep physical copies of company records or can I keep only digital versions?
2) When signatures are needed do I need physical signatures or is it possible (and how) to use digital signatures?
Thanks!
Hey Ryan, digital copies are okay. Physical copies aren’t required. You can use digital signatures too. It can be done in most software like Adobe, Word, etc. Hope that helps.