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 that process seamless.
If you’re operating a business in Marin County under a name different from your legal name, California law requires you to file a Fictitious Business Name (FBN) Statement. After filing with the Marin County Clerk, you must publish the “doing business as” (DBA) statement in an adjudicated newspaper of general circulation to fulfill legal requirements.
Publishing your FBN statement ensures transparency and protects consumers. It publicly links your business name to the legal owner, fostering trust and accountability.
Steps to Publish in Marin County:
- File with the Marin County Clerk: Begin by submitting your FBN Statement at the Clerk’s office, either online or in person. You’ll receive a stamped copy, which you’ll need for publication.
- Publish the notice in an Adjudicated Newspaper: California law requires publication in a newspaper of general circulation within Marin County. Our service simplifies this process by publishing your notice in a court-approved publication that meets state and county requirements.
- Publish for Four Consecutive Weeks: After publication, we’ll provide a Proof of Publication, which you must file with the Clerk’s office.
Why Use Our Service?
We specialize in legal notices and streamline the FBN publishing process in Marin County. Our platform ensures compliance with all local requirements, saving you time and avoiding costly errors.
Start your business right—ensure your FBN statement is properly published with our hassle-free, affordable service. Get in touch today to publish your FBN in Marin County and meet California’s legal requirements!