Document background
Articles of Organization for a Sole Proprietor serve as a voluntary formal documentation of a business's structure and operations. While sole proprietorships are typically informal business structures in the United States that don't require formal organization documents, some business owners choose to create Articles of Organization to have a clear record of their business's founding and structure. This document includes essential information such as the business name, owner details, principal place of business, and nature of business activities. It can be particularly useful when opening business bank accounts, applying for licenses, or demonstrating the legitimate establishment of the business to potential clients or partners.
