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Minnesota Secretary of State Hosts Pop-Up Business Filing Event in St. Cloud

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Steve Simon, the Minnesota Secretary of State, hosted a pop-up business filing event in St. Cloud on September 23, 2026. Staff from the business services division assisted owners and entrepreneurs with new registrations, renewals, and amendments in the Stearns County Courthouse rotunda. The event also provided apostille authentication services.

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The initiative aims to make the Secretary of State’s business services more accessible to residents who prefer or need in-person assistance but may have difficulty traveling to St. Paul. The office plans to hold similar pop-up events across Minnesota.

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Steve SimonMinnesota Secretary of State who hosted the pop-up business filing event
MinnesotaState where the Secretary of State provided services to business owners

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