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5. Provide information about the company's ownership structure, including details about the shareholders, partners, or owners.
6. Include any additional required documents, such as a copy of the company's articles of incorporation or operating agreement.
7. Double-check all the information provided and make sure it is correct and up to date.
8. Submit the completed forms and documents along with any applicable fees to the appropriate government agency.
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