The answer is
foreign limited liability company. It is defined as an LLC which has been shaped
in one state but which is now booming out business, or desires to carry out
business, in an additional state. This is in direct distinction to a domestic
LLC, which is a company formed in the state in which it will be doing business.
The word "foreign" here just means that the main location of the
business is outside the state. For example, if you have an LLC in New York and
you are selling products in Indiana, you must Register
as a Foreign LLC in that state.
