File a DBA / Fictitious Business Name in Alaska.
Alaska has no Secretary of State. Business filings go to the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing, part of the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development, at commerce.alaska.gov. A DBA (Doing Business As) . also called a Fictitious Business Name, Assumed Name, or Trade Name . lets an Alaska entity operate under a different name. This guide explains the filing process, where to file in Alaska, fees, renewal cycles, and the critical fact that a DBA is NOT a substitute for forming an LLC or Corporation.
File Alaska DBA →When to file a DBA in Alaska
"Acme Holdings LLC" wants to operate retail stores as "Acme Coffee".
Sole proprietorships using anything other than the owner's legal name must file a DBA in Alaska.
Multiple brands run by the same LLC each get their own DBA.
Banks require a filed DBA to accept payments made out to a name other than the legal entity.
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