When a Foreign Corporation May Transact Business in a Particular

When a foreign corporation may transact business in a particular state in the future, and it is desirable to reserve the corporation's name in that state for an extended period of time, the foreign corporation may

A) file a copy of its articles of incorporation with the secretary of state of the foreign state.
B) publish a notice of name use by foreign corporation in a newspaper in the foreign state.
C) register its name with the secretary of state of the foreign state.
D) register its name with the secretary of state of its state of domicile.