On Wed, Jul 27, 2022 at 7:33 PM Ronald F. Guilmette <[email protected]> wrote:
> In message <CAMDXq5NmX70aSW4ioASLDONrOAF+bzifctgJW9LrQOD-nZw= > [email protected]>, > Martin Hannigan <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> >How big [real] is the problem? One body? Or five hundred? > >> > >> I had a premonition that someone might ask that. > >> > >> The honest answer is: I don't know. But I can certainly imagine [ > clip ] > > > >I don't doubt that this occurs. But I doubt its on such a scale to warrant > >members absorbing costs to go on a witch hunt. Willing to look at a data. > > (*) Witch hunt and batteries not included. > > But seriously, what basic bona fides does ARIN require these days just > in order to open a membership, totally independent of any resource > allocations? > > For a corporate entity? > You’d have to ask them, but presumably a filing with a secretary of state. There’s nothing complicated about this. You fill out a form. You file it. You pay a fee. You’re a corporation. You are now a listed corporation. You can go a step further and do business in other states by filing a foreign entity registration. (Foreign as in another state, not local to the State). You can have your own Delaware LLC and IRS TIN in less than 30m and without a lawyer if you really want to. Boring. > For a natural person? AFAIK sole proprietors aren’t allowed to obtain resources. I'm seriously asking because I don't know. > Now you do. Warm regards, -M<
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