Yes. An entity may use a fictitious in most instances. The company must have permission to file the dba and the dba must be available. The company is still subject to other Texas laws regarding the use of trade names, and comply with trademark laws. Fictitious names allow a company to use a name other than its corporate name. We can help your business with the appropriate filings. Contact Us for more information.

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