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this State, which may, but need not, be a business office of the
corporation, (2) a change in the location of such principal
office, and (3) that it no longer has such a principal office.

(c) Every certificate giving the name and address of a resi-
dent agent of any such foreign corporation, or relating to the
location of the principal office of any such foreign corpora-
tion in this State shall show the post office address of such
resident agent or principal office. Every such certificate and
every certificate giving the mailing address of any such foreign
corporation shall be signed in the name and on behalf of such
foreign corporation by the president or a vice-president
thereof.

(d) Every such foreign corporation which has complied
with the requirements of sub-section (a) hereof and, when
applicable, of sub-section (c) hereof, shall be deemed to be
registered to do interstate and foreign business in this State
as long as such foreign corporation has at least one resident
agent in this State. Any such foreign corporation so regis-
tered may obtain from the Commission a certificate or cer-
tificates that it has so registered. If such foreign corporation
has a principal office certified under sub-section (b) hereof,
such certificate or certificates of registration shall so state.

(e) Every such foreign corporation which has not hereto-
fore qualified to do intrastate business in this State shall,
before doing intrastate business in this State, in addition to
complying with the requirements of sub-sections (a) and (c)
hereof, file with the Commission an officially certified copy of
its charter, if incorporated, or of the instrument or instru-
ments under which it was formed if not incorporated, includ-
ing in each case an officially certified copy of every amend-
ment thereof and supplement thereto. The filing of an offi-
cially certified copy of a composite charter containing all
amendments and supplements then in effect shall be deemed
a compliance with this requirement.

(f) Every such foreign corporation shall be qualified to do
intrastate business in this State so long as

(1) Such corporation has complied with the requirements
of sub-section (a) hereof and, when applicable, of sub-section
(c) and (e) hereof.

(2) In the case of any such corporation qualifying or chang-
ing its name on or after June 1, 1951, the name of such corpo-
ration complies with the requirements of Section 5 of this
Article.

(3) Such corporation has at least one resident agent in this
State.