Register Your Company Name In Every State?
 

Are there any solid business reasons to do this?

Anyone ever done it before?

Regards,

Lee

There's no point. In some instances you may need to obtain a local business license. For example, a Delaware company is considered to be a 'foreign company' in your home state. To do business there (have offices, hire employees, etc.) you need to make it 'domestic' by obtaining a biz license from your local corporate commission office.

If you were going to start a company that will sell franchises then this would be a good idea.

You're a homo

Not only a good idea, it would be a must :)

But you don't incorporate a new entity with the same name all over again. You simply make your existing one a Domestic entity within that state.

You may want to trademark the name :2 cents: