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If you start or operate a business in Santa Clara County and use a name different from your legal personal name, California law requires you to file and publish a Fictitious Business Name (FBN) Statement. With four legally adjudicated newspapers of general circulation, Weeklys Media Group is Silicon Valley’s locally-based leader for legal publishing services to businesses in … Read more
Starting a business in Marin County or renewing an established local brand? Whether you’re a shop in San Rafael, offering wellness services in Mill Valley or launching an online company from Novato, securing your business name is a crucial first step. One of those is ensuring your Fictitious Business Name (FBN) Statement is published according to California law—and the Pacific Sun helps make … Read more
Starting a new business venture in Sonoma County? Whether you’re launching a boutique winery in Healdsburg, opening a farm-to-table restaurant in Sebastopol, raising chickens in Petaluma or crafting artisan goods in Santa Rosa, securing your business name is one of the first steps to establishing your brand. At The Healdsburg Tribune, we’re here to help you fulfill … Read more
Launching a new business in Monterey County? Whether you’re opening a family-run restaurant in Soledad, starting a vineyard operation in Greenfield or offering landscaping services in King City, one of the first legal steps is filing a Fictitious Business Name (FBN) Statement. At King City Rustler, we make this process simple, efficient and fully compliant with county and … Read more
Starting or growing a business in San Benito County? Whether you’re launching a motorcycle shop in Hollister, opening an antique store in San Juan Bautista or running a construction company in Tres Pinos, making your business name official is a vital step in building your brand. One key legal requirement is filing and publishing your Fictitious Business Name (FBN) … Read more
Are you launching a new business in Santa Cruz County or reconfirming your established name? Whether you’re opening a surf shop in Santa Cruz, running a café in Capitola or starting a farm in Watsonville, securing your business name is one of the most important steps. Part of this process includes filing and publishing your Fictitious Business Name (FBN) Statement—and … Read more