Although considered a business, LLCs are not considered to be corporations, they are instead, a form of unincorporated association. LLCs are organized with something called "the rules of organization," or the "articles of organization," specified publicly by the home state of the business; LLC usually have "operating agreements" as well. A business LLC must provide the secretary of state with proof of being a genuine company, for this reason the Articles of Organization are filed, however, the Operating Agreement typically is not. A business LLC is usually the first choice for most micro-establishments because it is simpler for smaller groups or business. LLCs are managed by their members in proportion to their membership interests. More questions regarding your business, LLC or other ventures can be answered by an attorney in your area.