C. If the deputy director finds that the articles of incorporation are in the form prescribed by this chapter or have been made to conform with this chapter, the deputy director shall conduct any investigation deemed necessary to ascertain from the best sources of information available:

1. 1. Whether the name of the proposed corporation is likely to mislead the public as to its character or purposes.
2. 2. Whether the convenience and advantage of the public will be served by the proposed corporation.
3. 3. Whether the economic condition of the area in which the corporation may be expected to do most of its business affords reasonable promise of adequate support for the activities of such corporation.
4. 4. Whether the responsibility, character and general fitness for the business of the incorporators, directors and officers named in the articles are such as to command confidence and to warrant the belief that the business of the proposed corporation will be honestly and efficiently conducted, in accordance with the intent and purpose of this chapter.