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    Series LLC Master & Protected Series Kit & Binder

    Quick Answer

    Series LLC statutes condition internal liability shields on separate records for each series. Keep separate certificates, operating agreement schedules and ledgers for Series A, B and C. Kits from $76.95 (advertised reference) with a $39.97 digital kit per series.

    Statutory Snapshot

    Delaware
    6 Del. C. § 18-215 / § 18-218
    Texas
    Tex. Bus. Orgs. Code §§ 101.601–101.622
    Illinois
    805 ILCS 180/37-40
    Wyoming
    Wyo. Stat. § 17-29-211
    Nevada
    NRS § 86.296

    Statutory Internal Liability Shield Record-Keeping Checklist

    RecordMaster LLCEach Protected SeriesWhy it matters
    Membership certificatesMaster certificatesSeparate series certificatesShows distinct ownership per series
    Operating agreementMaster agreementSeries scheduleDefines series assets and members
    Asset & ledger recordsMaster ledgerSeparate ledgerStatutes condition shield on separate records
    Bank accountsMaster accountSeparate accountAvoids commingling

    Corp USA prices shown are advertised reference prices; your selected options and checkout show the current price. Competitor prices are published reference ranges and may change.

    Series LLC Setup Checklist

    1. Confirm your state recognizes protected series.
    2. Order a master LLC Kit.
    3. Order a digital kit or certificate pack per series.
    4. Label tabs Series A, Series B, Series C.
    5. Maintain a separate ledger and asset schedule for each series.

    Statutory Traps to Avoid

    Universal 3-Ring Binder, Certificate & Embossing Seal Fitment Compatibility (Blumberg Black Beauty®, Ex Libris®, CorpKit® & GOES®)

    Component / Refill TypeCorp USA Standard SpecificationCompatible Legacy Binders & SystemsLaw Firm / Paralegal Reorder Notes
    3-Ring Minute Book Punching8.5" × 11" sheet size with standard 4.25" (4-1/4") center-to-center 3-hole spacingDirectly fits Blumberg Black Beauty®, Ex Libris®, Green Beauty®, Esquire®, CorpKit® and GOES® 3-ring corporate & LLC bindersDrop-in replacement for minute paper, bylaws/operating agreements and transfer ledgers.
    Stock, LLC, LP & Non-Profit Certificates11" × 8.5" 24-lb watermarked security paper with perforated 3-hole punched stub (Eagle & Dwight Jackson DW3 borders)Compatible with GOES®, Blumberg® and CorpKit® 3-ring ledger systemsCustom-printed packs of 20 ($56.00), Dwight Jackson ($70.00), blank ($40.00) or instant PDF ($29.97).
    Corporate & LLC Embossing Seal Dies1-5/8" (41mm) diameter precision-engraved steel/brass die with 1-3/4" throat reachMatches standard 2" gold-foil wafer seal circles on Blumberg®, GOES®, Dwight Jackson® and CorpKit® certificatesCrisp tactile impression on 20-lb to 28-lb bond and cotton paper.
    Binder & Matching Dust-Proof Slipcase1-1/4" heavy-duty D-ring (~290-page capacity), turned-edge leatherette or vinyl in Black or BurgundyMatches shelf height and spine profile of standard law-firm minute book librariesStandalone Binder & Slipcase ($43.00) or full kit ($76.95+ advertised reference; checkout shows current price).

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does each series need its own certificates?

    Separate certificates per series are a common best practice to document separate ownership.

    Which states allow series LLCs?

    Including Delaware, Texas, Illinois, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah and Tennessee; confirm current law.

    How is Corp USA different from traditional suppliers?

    Traditional mail-order suppliers commonly cut off at 1:00 PM and ship CD-ROM forms; Corp USA ships until 3:00 PM ET and offers instant PDFs.

    Can I reuse one binder?

    Yes, with divided tabs per series, or order a binder per series.

    Statutory references are informational, not legal advice. Corp USA is a private records supplier, not a law firm or state agency; confirm current requirements with your attorney or the responsible state office.