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5—Principal Office Address: Provide the street or mailing address of the principal office of the
corporation in the state or country under the laws of which the corporation is incorporated if the corporation
is a foreign corporation.
6—Directors: Provide the name and address of each member of the board of directors. A corporation is
generally managed by a board of directors. However, a corporation that has members may be managed by
its members or by a board of directors. A minimum of three directors is required. If the space provided is
insufficient, include the information as an attachment to this form for item 6.
7—Officers: Provide the name, address, and title of each officer. The officers of a corporation must
include a president and a secretary and may also consist of one or more vice-presidents, a treasurer, and
such other officers and assistant officers as may be deemed necessary. Any one person may serve in more
than one office, except the offices of president and secretary. If the space provided is insufficient, include
the information as an attachment to this form for item 7.
Execution: Pursuant to Section 4.001 of the BOC, the periodic report must be signed by a person
authorized by the BOC to act on behalf of the entity in regard to the filing instrument. Generally, a
governing person or managerial official of the entity signs a filing instrument. The periodic report need not
be notarized; however, before signing, please read the statements on this form carefully. The designation or
appointment of a person as registered agent by an organizer or managerial official is an affirmation by the
organizer or managerial official that the person named in the instrument as registered agent has consented to
serve in that capacity. (BOC § 5.2011)
A person commits an offense under Section 4.008 of the BOC if the person signs or directs the filing of a
filing instrument the person knows is materially false with the intent that the instrument be delivered to the
Secretary of State for filing. The offense is a Class A misdemeanor unless the person’s intent is to harm or
defraud another, in which case the offense is a state jail felony.
Filing Fees: The filing fee for a periodic report for a nonprofit corporation is $5. If the corporation has
forfeited its right to conduct affairs for failure to file the periodic report within thirty (30) days of the first
notification, the fee is the original $5 plus a late fee of $1 per month or part of a month for one hundred
twenty (120) days following the forfeiture, but not less than $5 nor more than $25.
Additional Documentation:
Name Change (optional): To change the name of the corporation at the same time of filing the required
periodic report, an amendment (Form 424 or 412, as appropriate) and filing fee of $25 and Form 802 and
filing fee (as stated in Filing Fees), must be submitted at the same time to the Reports Unit for filing.
Reinstatement: If the report is not filed within the one hundred twenty (120) day period from the date of
the second notification, the domestic corporation will be involuntarily terminated or the registration of the
foreign corporation will be revoked. The corporation may be relieved of the involuntary termination or
revocation and reinstated by filing the required periodic report (Form 802) and filing fee of $25.
Tax Clearance from Comptroller of Public Accounts: If the corporation is not tax exempt, a tax
clearance letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts stating that the filing entity has satisfied
all franchise tax liabilities and may be reinstated is required to be filed with Form 802 and filing fee of
$25. Form 811 is not required when reinstating. Contact the Comptroller for assistance in complying
with franchise tax filing requirements and obtaining the necessary tax clearance letter by email at:
tax.help@cpa.state.tx.us
or by calling (800) 252-1381 or (512) 463-4600.