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Ohio Business Forms - Version 3 (OBF3) can be thought of as the Ohio Secretary of State's business forms on steroids. This set of super-forms have several important advantages:
All the forms in OBF3 are linked. That means you won't be entering the same information multiple times on different forms. By eliminating redundant typing like retyping the name of the corporation or its charter number on the same or different forms, you save time and eliminate errors. This is sometimes a fault with templates or scripts that may be able to work across a form, but not multiple forms; and
One client file. OBF3 saves all your client information in one file―hundreds of pages of it. Compare freely distributed pdf forms that are available from the Secretary of State's office. Here's the warning you'll receive: "Please Note: You cannot save a completed copy of this form on your computer. If you would like a copy for your records, please fill it in and print it." While this may be tolerable for non-professionals, this drawback is unacceptable for law offices that make form-filling a vital part of their business.
Quick and easy changes and corrections. A corollary of the inability to save files that is characteristic of PDF files is that if you discover an error after you've printed the form and closed the PDF page is that you must retype the entire page again! This is not true with OBF3. It allows you to make changes and corrections easily. No messy whiteout or fixing on a typewriter. Just reopen your client file, fix or change only the part you want, and print. Done!
Program vs. script/templates. OBF3 is a genuine application, not a script or template. What's the difference? Well, a true computer program runs by itself without requiring you to purchase other expensive software to make it work, i.e., HotDocs. Also, there are no "subscription" fees. Prior owners of OBF went over 5 years with free updates.
OBF3 has hundreds of pages of the selected forms and instructions from the Ohio Secretary of State's office. Here's a comprehensive list.