b'with the appropriate government agency in the state where the company was formed. You should ask your registered agent or an attorney licensed in the formation state to help you do this if you are unsure about it. Some states may require public notification by running an ad in a newspaper or other publication notifying potential creditors of the companys pending dissolution. Failure to take this step, if required in your formation state, could keep the door open for future creditor claims, for which officers and directors of the company and possibly investors could become personally liable. You should ask your registered agent or an attorney licensed in the formation state to help you do this if you are unsure about it. You should consult a business attorney licensed in the state where your companywasformedpriortodissolutiontoensurethatthecorrect dissolution procedures are followed.272'