California OT Corporation
Form your occupationaltherapy corporation.
LawInc since 2005 · 5,000+ businesses formed · A California law firm
Attorney-led formationfor your OT practice.
Your LawInc attorney reviews your occupational therapy license, ownership and proposed names before filing. We then form your corporation, prepare its corporate records and handle the initial filings for one flat fee.
Your formation is led by Zach Javdan, LawInc’s founding attorney, licensed in California since 2002.
- 01Your license and ownership reviewed.
Before filing, the attorney confirms that you are eligible to own an occupational therapy corporation.
- 02Your corporate and practice names checked.
The attorney reviews your proposed corporate and practice names before the Articles are filed.
- 03Corporate records for your OT corporation.
You receive bylaws, minutes, share documents, a stock certificate and a stock ledger for your occupational therapy corporation. We also file the Articles, Statement of Information and applicable securities notice, and obtain the EIN.
- 04Direct access to your attorney.
Questions about ownership, your proposed names or your documents go to the attorney forming your corporation. The founding attorney takes the call.
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- $2,495flat fee · standard California state filing fees included
What your formation includes.
$2,495Flat fee for a standard, straightforward corporation. Standard California state filing fees included. Includes attorney review, corporate records and the initial filings listed here. Customized or nonstandard matters may require attorney review and separate pricing.
Start My OT Corporation- 01Articles of IncorporationPrepared for a California occupational therapy corporation, with the statement that it is a professional corporation, and filed with the Secretary of State.
- 02BylawsWritten for an occupational therapy corporation, including who may own its shares and the limits on transferring them.
- 03Organizational minutes and Certificate of SecretaryDocuments that adopt the bylaws, appoint your director and officers, authorize your shares and include the corporation’s initial banking resolutions.
- 04Stock Purchase Agreement and Investment Representation LetterDocuments recording your initial share issuance.
- 05Stock certificate and stock ledgerYour stock certificate with its legends, plus a ledger recording the shares issued.
- 06EIN, Statement of Information and California securities noticeWe obtain your EIN and file the initial Statement of Information and applicable California limited-offering exemption notice.
- 07Formation memorandumA written closing memorandum: the occupational therapy corporation’s next steps on records, filings and taxes, and how its ownership rules apply to your practice.
- 08IRS Form 2553Prepared and filed when you elect S corporation treatment.
- 09Optional first-year registered agent serviceChoose LawInc as your registered agent for the first year at no additional charge, or designate your own registered agent.
Before we formyour OT corporation.
Before anything is filed, the attorney reviews three things.
- 01Your licensed practice.
The attorney confirms your occupational therapy license before filing. The corporation does not need a registration certificate from the California Board of Occupational Therapy. If you plan to offer services other than occupational therapy through the corporation, call before you order.
- 02Your license and ownership.
The standard $2,495 service is for occupational therapists with active California licenses. Customized or nonstandard matters may require attorney review and separate pricing. Allied or mixed-license, entity, trust or out-of-state ownership requires attorney review before ordering. Nonstandard ownership or equity is not automatically accepted.
- 03Your names and corporate records.
The attorney reviews your proposed corporate and practice names. Your bylaws and share records include California’s limits on who may own and receive shares in the corporation.
To talk it through first, call the founding attorney: (310) 765-2525.
Start your occupational therapy corporationwith LawInc.
- 01Start online
Review your information and total before payment.
- 02Attorney review
The attorney reviews your license, ownership and proposed names before filing the Articles, and prepares your corporate records.
- 03Corporation formed
We file the Articles, handle the other initial filings and deliver your corporate records and formation memorandum.
California OT Corporation
$2,495Flat-fee California occupational therapy corporation formation. Standard California state filing fees included.The founding attorney takes the call.
Start My OT CorporationQuestions about forming your OT corporation? Talk to the founding attorney: (310) 765-2525.
LawInc since 2005 · 5,000+ businesses formed · A California law firm
Attorney Advertising. Legal services described on this page are provided by Javdan Law Group, A Professional Corporation, 30765 Pacific Coast Hwy., #260, Malibu, CA 90265. LawInc is not a government agency and is not affiliated with the California Secretary of State or any licensing board. General information, not legal or tax advice; no attorney-client relationship is formed by this page. The written engagement agreement controls the services, fee and exclusions.
The formation engagement is limited to forming the corporation and its initial setup. It does not include tax advice, ongoing compliance or annual filings, converting or restructuring an existing practice entity, moving an existing practice’s assets, contracts, leases or payer enrollments into the corporation, buying or selling a practice, filings with the California Board of Occupational Therapy (including licensure, limited permits and advanced-practice approvals), county fictitious business name filings, name-availability or trademark searches, worker-classification advice, or healthcare regulatory and billing matters. Shareholder and buy-sell agreements beyond the formation documents listed above are not included. Restricted stock, section 83(b) elections, vesting, multiple share classes and bespoke equity arrangements are not included. S corporation treatment takes effect only if the IRS accepts the election.
Sources: Cal. Corp. Code §§13401, 13401.5, 13404, 13406, 13407, 25102(f); Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §§2570.2, 2570.3, 2570.5, 2572.