Your business name is the foundation of your brand identity. Register a “Doing Business As” (DBA) name today and make it stand out. Starting at $75 + / entity / jurisdiction
ParaFort makes registering your “Doing Business As” name fast, simple, and hassle-free. We handle the paperwork, ensure compliance with state requirements, and help you secure a name that reflects your brand—all starting at just $99 + filing fees.
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If you’re looking to rebrand your registered business and expand into new products or services, a DBA allows you to explore a fresh direction without the need to establish a new LLC or corporation.
Businesses that aren’t registered with the state (like sole proprietorships) typically operate under the owner’s full legal name, meaning your personal name appears on all transactions. By registering a DBA, you can separate your personal name from your business name, offering more privacy and a professional identity.
State law generally requires a DBA if you plan to operate your business under a name that differs from your legal name or your officially registered business name.
A DBA, or “Doing Business As,” is a registered name that a business operates under that is different from its legal business name. It’s also known as a trade name or fictitious name.
Filing for a DBA allows you to operate your business under a name that is different from your legal business name. It’s required by law if you plan to use a name other than your legal name or a formally registered business name. It also provides more branding flexibility.
Filing for a DBA allows you to operate your business under a name that is different from your legal business name. It’s required by law if you plan to use a name other than your legal name or a formally registered business name. It also provides more branding flexibility.
You can file for a DBA by submitting the appropriate forms to the state or county office where your business is located. Our DBA filing service simplifies the process by handling all the paperwork and ensuring compliance with local regulations.
The filing time varies by state and county, but most DBA registrations are processed within 1–2 weeks. Expedited services may be available in some areas to speed up the process.
The cost to file for a DBA varies depending on your location. Typically, the filing fee ranges from $10 to $100. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden costs.
No, a DBA is not a separate legal entity. It’s simply a name under which your business operates. If you want personal liability protection and tax benefits, you would need to form an LLC or corporation in addition to filing for a DBA.
In some states or counties, you may be required to publish a notice of your DBA in a local newspaper for a certain period of time. We can guide you through this process if it’s necessary for your location.
DBA registrations are typically valid for 5 years, but this can vary by state or county. You will need to renew your DBA registration before it expires if you want to continue using the name.
Yes, you can file to change your DBA name if you decide to rebrand or need a new name. You will need to submit a new DBA application and pay any associated fees.
Yes, you can file to change your DBA name if you decide to rebrand or need a new name. You will need to submit a new DBA application and pay any associated fees.
Yes! Once your DBA is approved, you can use the name for marketing, branding, advertising, and other business activities to establish your presence under the new name.
If you operate under a name that isn’t your legal business name without filing a DBA, you could face fines or legal issues. Additionally, your business may not be recognized in certain legal or financial contexts, such as opening a business bank account.