2025 Session Last amended: 2015 session

§ 322C.0502 — Transfer of Transferable Interest

Plain-Language Summary

An LLC member may transfer their financial interest in the LLC (the right to receive distributions), but a transfer alone does not give the new holder the right to participate in management or access company records. The transferee only receives the economic rights, not membership rights.

Practical Notes
When this applies: When an LLC member wants to sell, gift, or otherwise transfer their financial interest in the LLC. Who this affects: LLC members, potential buyers of LLC interests, and the LLC itself. Key points: Transferring your financial interest does not make the transferee a member. The transferee receives only the right to distributions that the transferor would have received. The transferee cannot vote, access records, or participate in management decisions. To become a full member, the transferee must be admitted as a member under the operating agreement or with consent of all members. The operating agreement can restrict or expand transfer rights.