A Connecticut single-member LLC operating agreement is an internal document that outlines the operations, management, and ownership of a limited liability company (LLC) with a sole owner. It is typically created following the formation of an LLC to establish a legal and financial separation between the company and the owner. While Connecticut does not require an operating agreement by law, it is highly recommended because it allows the company to set its own internal rules rather than being subject to state laws governing LLCs. Once completed and signed, the document should be dated and notarized to prove its authenticity.