Filing a Statement of Information for Your California Nonprofit
A Statement of Information is a form (often referred to as Form SI-100) that nonprofit corporations are required to file with the California Secretary of State. This important legal document provides information about the nonprofit's addresses, management, agent for service of process, and other relevant details.
STEP 1
Complete Form SI-100
While it is possible to form a California nonprofit on your own, consulting with an attorney or legal professional experienced in nonprofit law is advisable to ensure compliance with all relevant requirements.
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Your nonprofit’s Form SI-100 must be completed within 90 days of submitting the articles of incorporation and must be subsequently updated every two years. Maintaining current filings ensures that the state has accurate records, helps your nonprofit avoid potential penalties or administrative dissolution, and reinforces organizational transparency and credibility.
To complete Form SI-100, take the following steps:
Review instructions for Completing Form SI-100 from the
Submit Form SI-100 Online or By Mail to the California Secretary of State
Even minor inaccuracies or omissions on Form SI-100 can lead to delays, penalties, or other administrative challenges. While the California Form SI-100 (Statement of Information) might appear straightforward, working with an attorney experienced in California nonprofit law can provide clarity and guidance, ensuring this crucial document is completed accurately and efficiently.
