StephenO4 (New York)
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Posts: 11
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I reside in New York State.The Board is amending/changing a by-law. Is there a State agency that the change needs to be filed with.
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TimB4 (Tennessee)
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Posted:
If your bylaws are required to be filed with the States Corporation Commission, then any amendments to those bylaws should be filed with them as well.
Suggest contacting them to find out.
Suggest contacting them to find out.
GeorgeS21 (Florida)
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Posts: 3,808
Posted:
It would be unusual for a state to require the recording of Bylaws and amendments.
However, I would do so simply to ensure there is a clear chain of changes, and to ensure they are not lost.
However, I would do so simply to ensure there is a clear chain of changes, and to ensure they are not lost.
PaulJ6
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Posts: 990
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Posted By StephenO4 on 01/16/2020 2:51 AM
I reside in New York State.The Board is amending/changing a by-law. Is there a State agency that the change needs to be filed with.
I reside in New York State.The Board is amending/changing a by-law. Is there a State agency that the change needs to be filed with.
No. Not unless the original developer/sponsor still controls your HOA.
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