Corporate Bylaws
The internal rulebook every corporation needs.
Bylaws set out how your corporation's board and shareholders operate — meetings, voting, officer roles and how decisions get made and documented.
- Required internal governance document for every corporation, in every state
- Sets out officer roles and responsibilities before a disagreement forces the question
- Documents the meeting and voting procedures banks and investors expect to see
What you get.
- Required internal governance document for every corporation, in every state
- Sets out officer roles and responsibilities before a disagreement forces the question
- Documents the meeting and voting procedures banks and investors expect to see
- Forms the basis for your board resolutions and meeting minutes going forward
Choose your tier.
Standard
- Corporate bylaws built from your questionnaire answers
- Officer roles and voting rules included
- Editable document delivered to your account
Attorney-Drafted
- Everything in Standard
- Reviewed by an independent, licensed attorney in our network
- One round of clarifying questions with the reviewing attorney
How it works.
- 01
Answer a short questionnaire
Officer titles, board size, meeting frequency and voting thresholds.
- 02
We build your bylaws
Drafted from your answers to match your state's corporate statute.
- 03
Optional attorney review
On the Attorney-Drafted tier, an independent, licensed attorney in our network reviews it.
- 04
You adopt them at your first board meeting
Not filed with the state — adopted by board resolution and kept with your corporate records.
Code Craft is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This section provides self-help document filing services at your specific direction. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client relationship, and communications with Code Craft are not protected by attorney-client privilege. State and federal government filing fees are separate from our service fees and are not included in the prices shown. If your matter requires legal advice, please consult a licensed attorney in your state.
Questions about corporate bylaws.
No — unlike your Articles of Incorporation, bylaws are an internal governance document. They're adopted by the board and kept with your corporate records, not submitted to any state agency.
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Standard delivery is typically 1–2 business days; attorney-reviewed delivery is usually 3–5 business days.
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