What Is a Certificate of Good Standing?
When your business needs to expand its operations to another state, one of the requirements is often to obtain a certificate of good standing from your business’s home state. A certificate of good standing, also known as a “certificate of existence” or a “certificate of authority,” is an official document issued by your business’s Secretary of State that serves as proof that your business is in good standing in its home state. This means that the business is current on all of its state fees and has filed all necessary state reports. In some cases, a certificate of good standing may also be used to verify the date when your business was formed.
Why Do I Need a Certificate of Good Standing?
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How Do I Get Certificate of Good Standing?
In order to obtain a certificate of good standing, you will need to submit a request to your Secretary of State’s office, along with any required filing fees. Once the request is processed, you will receive the certificate by mail or email. The process for obtaining a certificate of good standing can vary from state to state, so it’s important to check with your Secretary of State’s office for specific requirements.
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