Rodger Bodoia PC is a Professional Corporation registed in Alaska. Founded in March 2010, with the entity number 127203. The entity did not apply for any business licenses yet. Currently in Involuntarily Dissolved. Rodger Bodoia PC has 3 key officers and 2 shareholders.
| Legal Name: | Rodger Bodoia, P.C. |
| Entity Type: |
Professional Corporation
Rodger Bodoia, P.C. is structured as a Professional Corporation (PC), a special type of corporation designed for licensed professionals such as doctors, lawyers, architects, engineers, and accountants. In Alaska, a Professional Corporation allows these licensed professionals to incorporate their practice while remaining subject to specific regulations governing their profession. Importantly, only licensed professionals may form and own shares in a PC. While it offers some corporate benefits, professionals remain personally accountable for their own professional negligence.
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| Status: |
Involuntarily Dissolved
The 'Involuntarily Dissolved' status indicates that the state has forcibly terminated Rodger Bodoia, P.C. legal existence, usually due to failure to comply with specific legal requirements or obligations. This is a major red flag. |
| AK Formed Date: | 19 Mar 2010 (15 years ago) |
| Duration: | Perpetual |
| Entity Number: |
127203
The entity number, 127203, is a unique identifier assigned by the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development to Rodger Bodoia, P.C.. This number can be used to verify the company's registration and access official records. |
| ZIP code: | 99508 |
| County: | Anchorage |
| Home State: | ALASKA |
| Entity Mailing Address: | 2841 DEBARR ROAD, ANCHORAGE, AK 99508 |
| Name | Role | Shares |
|---|---|---|
| Joshua D Hodes | Registered Agent | - |
| Rodger Bodoia | Previous Director, Previous Secretary, Previous President, Previous Treasurer | 100.00 |
| RODGER BODOIA | Director, President, Secretary, Shareholder, Treasurer | 100.00 |
Date of last update: 11 Feb 2025
Sources: State of Alaska - Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
