You have to create them or have your attorney create them for you.

How do I go about registering my business?

A business entity such an LLC or an S Corp helps to protect a new business owner from personal liability. Which is more appropriate for you likely...

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Yes. This depends on the goals of the company. Transferring the business to the new state is the more common approach. Talk with an attorney,...

The short answer is no unless the LLC has built that structure into its operating agreement to emulate a corporation. More likely in an LLC is...

Among other options, you can keep the Florida entity and "domesticate" it in Georgia, or you can convert the Florida entity to a Georgia entity. ...

Can an LLc issue a percentage to a member on operating agreement without them being on the article of organization

Yes, this is normally done outside of the Articles of Organization. The form of agreement to carry this out may have different titles.

No, but you need a registered agent in Georgia.

If you have an office there. Otherwise, get a PO Box and a registered agent service.

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Check here if you believe you might have a Georgia entity. https://ecorp.sos.ga.gov/BusinessSearch

Do I need an LLC for each individual company I start?

Separate LLCs are a good idea but may not be practical. I agree with the other attorneys' answers.