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Comment by VA Johnson on November 9, 2008 at 2:46pm

Good afternoon everyone..

I have taken the ACP101 and now I am in the process of becoming incorporated.. I hope everyone have a very pleasant experience owning their own business..

Have a great day..

Comment by Sandra on November 8, 2008 at 10:42pm

I am about to apply to Arise myself. What are the upfront startup costs to begin working for Arise? (I understand that one must be incorporated with a separate corporate banking account.)

Comment by Marlena on November 6, 2008 at 9:47am

I just got this email regarding if you are not able to complete the application process:

Thank you for your email. Your profile will go inactive if no additional steps
are taken for the admissions process. Arise cannot extend the time frame in
which the profile will go inactive; however you may contact Arise within 90 days
of the inactivity date and we can reset your profile to allow you to continue
the Admissions process from the last step completed.

Comment by Marlena on November 5, 2008 at 1:40pm

So, i heard back from ARISE today, but i can afford to pay the $99 cert fee. I sent a response back asking if I am able to at a later date do I have to apply all over again. Does anyone on here know the answer?

Comment by Calvin Harris on November 5, 2008 at 11:28am

Hello everyone,
I have just received my certification email for my first client. I am hoping to be successful in posting my first hours tomorrow. Being able to post at least thirty hours by the fifteenth is the goal. If only the minimum of fifteen hours is available, I wont consider it a total loss.

To LaDaun, if you are about to certify for your first client you do need to have your LLC recorded with your state and a business bank account in the name of that LLC before your SOW can be completed and of course, you can't post hours that you get paid for unless the SOW is completed.
If you are getting your ACP, you have at least a month before you need to have the LLC and bank account. If you are asking if LLC is the way to go instead of Partnership or full Corporation, I would say that if you intend to run everything yourself then LLC might be the best option.

Comment by LaDaun on November 4, 2008 at 10:31am

Hello, I am about to start my certification process with Arise. I wanted to know if I should become and LLC when i set up my virtual service corporation.

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