§ 802. Application for authority. (a) Before doing business in this\nstate, a foreign limited liability company shall apply for authority to\ndo business in this state by submitting to the department of state (i) a\ncertificate of existence or, if no such certificate is issued by the\njurisdiction of formation, a certified copy of the articles of\norganization of the limited liability company and all subsequent\namendments thereto or, if no articles of organization have been filed, a\ncertified copy of the certificate filed as its organizational basis and\nall amendments thereto (if such certificate or certified copy is in a\nforeign language, a translation in English thereof under oath of the\ntranslator shall be attached thereto) and (ii) an application for\nauthority as a foreign limited liability company entitled "Application\nfor authority of... (name of foreign limited liability company) under\nsection eight hundred two of the Limited Liability Company Law," signed\nand setting forth:\n (1) the name of the foreign limited liability company and, if a\nforeign liability company's name is not acceptable for authorization\npursuant to section two hundred four of this chapter, the fictitious\nname under which it proposes to apply for authority and do business in\nthis state, which name shall be in compliance with section two hundred\nfour of this chapter and shall be used by the foreign limited liability\ncompany in all its dealings with the department of state and in the\nconduct of its business in this state. The provisions of section one\nhundred thirty of the general business law shall not apply to any\nfictitious name filed by a foreign limited liability company pursuant to\nthis section, and a filing under section one hundred thirty of the\ngeneral business law shall not constitute the adoption of a fictitious\nname;\n (2) the jurisdiction and date of its organization;\n (3) the county within this state in which the office of the foreign\nlimited liability company is to be located or if the foreign limited\nliability company shall maintain more than one office in this state, the\ncounty within the state in which the principal office of the foreign\nlimited liability company is to be located;\n (4) a designation of the secretary of state as its agent upon whom\nprocess against it may be served and the post office address within or\nwithout this state to which the secretary of state shall mail a copy of\nany process against it served upon him or her. The limited liability\ncompany may include an email address to which the secretary of state\nshall email a notice of the fact that process against it has been\nelectronically served upon him or her;\n (5) if it is to have a registered agent, his or her name and address\nwithin the state and a statement that the registered agent is to be its\nagent upon whom process may be served;\n (6) the address of the office required to be maintained in the\njurisdiction of its formation by the laws of that jurisdiction or, if\nnot so required, of the principal office of the foreign limited\nliability company;\n * (7) a statement that the foreign limited liability company is in\nexistence in the jurisdiction of its formation at the time of the filing\nof such application; and\n * NB Effective until January 1, 2026\n * (7) a statement that the foreign limited liability company is in\nexistence in the jurisdiction of its formation at the time of the filing\nof such application; and\n * NB Effective January 1, 2026\n * (8) the name and address of the authorized officer in the\njurisdiction of its formation where a copy of its articles of\norganization is filed or, if no public filing of its articles of\norganization is required by the law of the jurisdiction of formation, a\nstatement that the foreign limited liability company shall provide, on\nrequest, a copy thereof with all amendments thereto (if such documents\nare in a foreign language, a translation in English thereof under
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