ORDER

G.R. SMITH, Magistrate Judge.

In this breach of contract case, plaintiff American Packing and Crating of Georgia, LLC (APC) moves to amend its Complaint to add two additional defendants (doc. 17), and for jurisdictional discovery to ensure that one of those defendants, Keter North America, does not destroy diversity.1 Doc. 18.

The motion to amend seeks to add Keter Plastics, Ltd. and Keter North America ("Keter entities") as defendants. Doc. 17. Observing that (1) Resin will suffer no prejudice from those additions, (2) discovery hasn't yet begun, and (3) Resin moved to dismiss and thus hasn't answered, APC argues that joining the Keter entities in this action "will allow full adjudication of Plaintiff's claims" since they "are the same claims that AP[I] has already brought against Resin." Doc. 17 at 3-4.

In its motion for discovery, APC points out that Keter North America is an LLC, and thus all its members must be diverse from APC's in order to maintain complete diversity. Doc. 18 at 1-2. APC believes that's the case, but nevertheless wants "an Order allowing it to conduct jurisdictional discovery to determine the citizenship of the members of Keter North America" just to make sure. Id. at 2.

Upon review, the Court finds both motions supported and appropriate. Because they also are unopposed per Local Rule 7.5 (no response means no opposition), APC's motion to amend (doc. 17) and motion for jurisdictional discovery (doc. 18) are GRANTED.

SO ORDERED.