States we convert

LLC Operating Agreement Template reads any state's layout — there are no templates to configure. Pick a state below, or just upload your agreement to convert it now.

California

California legally requires LLCs to maintain an operating agreement (Corp. Code §17701.02) — it needn't be filed, but it must exist. Generate a compliant one in minutes.

New York

NY LLC Law §417 requires a written operating agreement within 90 days of formation — one of the few states with a hard deadline.

Texas

Not legally required in Texas, but banks and title companies ask — and the liability shield argument is far stronger with one signed.

Florida

Florida's default LLC statute rules apply unless your agreement overrides them — most owners prefer their own terms on distributions and management.

Delaware

Delaware requires an operating agreement (written, oral, or implied) — for holding companies and startups, written is the only serious option.

Wyoming

The favorite formation state for privacy-minded owners — the agreement is where members are actually named, since the state filing doesn't list them.

Single-Member

The one-page-feeling agreement with outsized legal weight: it's the document that proves your LLC isn't just you with extra paperwork.

Multi-Member

Ownership splits, management votes, and distribution rules in writing — the difference between a disagreement and a lawsuit.

Manager-Managed

When investors or passive members shouldn't run daily operations — designate managers and scope their authority.

Rental Property

Real-estate LLCs: pair the agreement with your deed and lease records — lenders reviewing a refinance will ask for all three.

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