Re: Volunteer from Illinois needed

[Guest guest]

It

is expected that the resident agent will receive no

mail that needs to be forwarded.

I don't get it, Mark. Then.... why would you need a volunteer to forward

any mail to CT?

Or, am I just not seeing the whole picture?

This has been one of my " duh " days.

Take care,

Laurel

[Guest guest]

Laurel

Geo here Im currently the agent for Illinois and im moving to

Florida so Mark needs someone to be agent .These are State regulations that

a Charity have a representative ,i got no mail really did nothing unless

asked to A no Brainer job something right up my alley . GEO

Re: Volunteer from Illinois needed

> It

> is expected that the resident agent will receive no

> mail that needs to be forwarded.

>

> I don't get it, Mark. Then.... why would you need a volunteer to

forward

> any mail to CT?

> Or, am I just not seeing the whole picture?

> This has been one of my " duh " days.

> Take care,

> Laurel

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Laurel,

In most states, corporations (the Spastic Paraplegia Foundation is a

corporation) are required to have a resident agent. The resident

agent's sole function is to receive legal papers and forward them to

the corporation. " Legal papers " means papers involved in a law suit.

The resident agent's job is to forward the papers to the

corporation. He/she cannot be sued because of his/her status as the

resident agent.

Since I can't envision a reason why the Foundation would be sued in

Illinois (or anywhere else for that matter) I expect that the

Illinois resident agent would have no papers to ever mail to the

Foundation.

Any volunteers?

Mark

> It

> is expected that the resident agent will receive no

> mail that needs to be forwarded.

>

> I don't get it, Mark. Then.... why would you need a volunteer

to forward

> any mail to CT?

> Or, am I just not seeing the whole picture?

> This has been one of my " duh " days.

> Take care,

> Laurel

>

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