Distinguishing proposed name from name of existing business entity: Variations in beginning or ending of root words.

The addition or omission of a prefix or a suffix or any other variation in the beginning or ending of a root word, such as “s,” “es,” “ing,” “ion,” “ed” or “er,” may make the proposed name of a corporation distinguishable from the name of an existing business entity. For example: 1. “C-Corp.” is distinguishable from “Cee Cee, Inc.”; 2. “Circuit Products” is distinguishable from “Circuit Production”; 3. “Rich, Inc.” is distinguishable from “Richey, Inc.”; 4. “Sam’s Town” is distinguishable from “Sammy’s Town”; and 5. “Window Wash” is distinguishable from “Window Washing.”