I want to set up an LLC called "Advanced Retirement Strategies". I checked the Missouri fictitious name registration site, and someone already has that name registered. My question is, is it legal that I could set up and operate under an LLC with the name "Advanced Retirement Strategies, LLC" . Obviously, I could never (in print, online, etc) refer to my company as simply "Advanced Retirement Strategies" , rather I would always have to use the "LLC" at the end of the name.
Is that possible? Or do I have to scrap the name, and come up with a new one?
Asked on 1/02/14, 12:43 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith
LawSmith
Based upon the facts you described, you may be able to use the name you purposed. But there may be stratification trains not to use such a common curiae name.
Good luck
Answered on 1/03/14, 5:24 am
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