A certificate of goodstanding is a document issued by the Secretary of State to certify that a company is in existence, and has not been dissolved, merged or otherwise went out of existence.
Corporate Document Retrieval
Good Standing Certificate
A certificate of goodstanding is a document issued by the Secretary of State to certify that a company is in existence, and has not been dissolved, merged or otherwise went out of existence.
The document is generally required when:
- When a company is incorporated in one state wants to register
to do business in another state, depending on the laws of the new state. - On opening a bank account
- Obtaining a loan
- Any event where the existence of the company must be proven before
a transaction can take place
A good standing certificate can be obtained quickly, usually within days.
To order a certificate of goodstanding, send us your request including the company name and state, and we will get back to you with the applicable fees.
Certified Copy of Corporate Documents
A certified copy of a corporate document is a copy from the records of the Secretary of State that either has an additional page added to confirm that the copy is an official copy, or else is stamped “Certified.” There is no restriction of who can order a copy of a corporate document, nor is there any kind of time limit after filing after which it cannot be obtained. The status of the corporate is also not relevent to getting a certified copy.
In general, states charge for each document, and may also charge for each page in the filing. Thus when ordering a copy, the price may vary by the number of filings that a company has made, and also may vary by the number of pages included in each document.
A certified copy of a corporate document can be obtained quickly, usually within days.
To order a certified copy, send us your request including the company name and state, and we will get back to you with the applicable fees.