New York S06890 removes the requirement that certificates be acknowledged by the person or persons conducting business.
New York S06890 amends the general business law by removing the requirement that certificates be duly acknowledged by the person or persons conducting business. This bill affects individuals and entities conducting business under assumed names or as partners, who must file a certificate with the county clerk. The certificate must include the business name, address, full names and residence addresses of all persons conducting the business, and the age of any person under eighteen. The bill takes effect immediately.
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