Notice of Dissolution for Charitable Corporations
Offered by Office of the Attorney General of Georgia
40 Capitol Sq., SW, Atlanta, 30334
(888) 532-0148 · more numbers below
A charitable nonprofit that plans to dissolve must tell the Attorney General in writing. The page explains what to include and how to send the notice.
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Cost & format
In person or online
Schedule
- Not stated on these pages. Assets cannot be transferred until 30 days after notice is given, unless the office says otherwise.
Who this is for
Charitable corporations that intend to dissolve.
How to apply
Write your own notice with a copy of the Plan of Dissolution, the net value of assets, and a list of who will receive assets. Send it by email or mail to the Business & Finance Section, Charitable Corporations, 40 Capitol Square SW, Atlanta, GA 30334.
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