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Code · South Dakota · Title 47 · Chapter 47-14

47-14A-34. Change of name or address of trustee or registered agent--Fee--Certificate.

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A trustee or registered agent of a business trust whose address, as set forth in a certificate of trust pursuant to § 47-14A-43 , has changed may change such address in the certificates of trust for all business trusts for which such trustee or registered agent is appointed, to another address in the State of South Dakota by paying a fee as set forth in § 47-14A-57 and filing with the secretary of state a certificate, executed by such trustee or registered agent, setting forth the names of all business trusts for which such trustee or registered agent is appointed, and the address of such trustee or registered agent before it was changed, and further certifying as to the new address of such trustee or registered agent for each of the business trusts recited in the certificate.
Upon the filing of such certificate, the secretary of state shall furnish to the trustee or registered agent a certified copy of the same under his or her hand and seal of office, and thereafter, or until further change of address, as authorized by law, the address of such trustee or registered agent in the State of South Dakota of each of the business trusts recited in the certificate shall be located at the new address of the trustee or registered agent thereof as given in the certificate.
A trustee or registered agent of a business trust whose name, as set forth in a certificate of trust pursuant to § 47-14A-43 , has changed may change such name in the certificates of trust for all business trusts for which such trustee or registered agent is appointed, to its new name by paying a fee as set forth in § 47-14A-57 and filing with the secretary of state a certificate, executed by such trustee or registered agent, setting forth the names of all business trusts for which such trustee or registered agent is appointed, the name of such trustee or registered agent before it was changed, and further certifying as to the new name of such trustee or registered agent for each of the business trusts recited in the certificate.
Upon the filing of such certificate and payment of such fee, the secretary of state shall furnish to the trustee or registered agent a certified copy of the certificate under his hand and seal of office. Filing a certificate under this section shall be deemed to be an amendment of the certificate of trust of each business trust affected thereby and no further action with respect thereto to amend its certificate of trust under § 47-14A-43 shall be required. Any trustee or registered agent filing a certificate under this section shall promptly, upon such filing, deliver a copy of any such certificate to each business trust affected thereby.
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