Il Business Entity Search
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Search Info: This page allows you to enter in the first few letters or words of a business entity name, and retrieve a list of all business entities beginning with the same letters. For example, entering NOW may return NOW INC., NOWHERE INC., and NOW PUBLICATIONS INC.. Additional search information.
Note: The Secretary of State's Office is a filing repository and does not determine the authority of a filer to make a submission. It is the responsibility of authorized filers to frequently check the status of filings on the Web site to ensure protection against submissions by an unauthorized party. If you determine that a submission was not authorized, it is your responsibility to seek legal action to protect your status.
Liability Statement: While the Iowa Secretary of State's Office makes all reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of information contained on this website, it makes no representation or warranty as to the correctness or completeness of the information.
Searches for Registered Businesses search the existing registered business database for any entity that matches the search criteria. Any business found that matches the search criteria will be returned regardless of status or availability of the name for a new business registration.
Local, state, and federal government websites often end in .gov. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania government websites and email systems use "pennsylvania.gov" or "pa.gov" at the end of the address. Before sharing sensitive or personal information, make sure you're on an official state website.
Here's how to become a DGS certified Small, Small Diverse and/or Veteran Business: The Pennsylvania Department of General Services' Bureau of Diversity, Inclusion and Small Business Opportunity handles the registration process.
Under Pennsylvania law, every proceeding for the organization of corporations, both for-profit and non-profit, and every ancillary transaction relating to such corporations is required to be filed with the department's Bureau of Corporations and Charitable Organizations. Other businesses registering with the bureau include: professional corporations, municipal authorities, limited partnerships, foreign corporations qualifying to do business in the Commonwealth and individuals and corporations conducting business under an assumed or fictitious name.
The executive staff of the Department of State and the employees of the bureau are committed to providing expeditious, courteous and professional service to the business community and general public, in all phases of filing and dissemination of the important records entrusted in its care.
The bureau is the repository for the records of more than 2,400,000 companies authorized to do business in Pennsylvania. All records maintained in this office are public and may be inspected upon request.
As the official record keeper of business documents, the bureau can provide certain information on all registered businesses. The bureau typically receives in excess of 6,000 telephone calls per week, most of which are from persons either requesting information on companies or checking on the availability of entity names. The bureau does not assess a fee for telephone information. Information may also be acquired in person or by mail.
Our goal is to make Pennsylvania the easiest place in the nation to start a business. Through the Pennsylvania Open for Business Web site, we are doing just that - giving entrepreneurs a one-stop shop to start, sustain and expand their businesses.
The Pennsylvania Business One-Stop Shop is the go-to resource for planning, registering, operating, and growing a business in Pennsylvania. he Pennsylvania Business One-Stop Shop is the go-to resource for planning, registering, operating, and growing a business in Pennsylvania.
With an easy-to-navigate website and backed by a team of business consultants and subject matter experts, entrepreneurs and small businesses have access to the resources, tools, and experience to help them dream big, plan for the future, and achieve their goals.
Whether you are in the process of forming a new company, completing filings for your existing entity, or looking for information about a business, the Secretary of State's online searches are the right place to start. Online searches currently available are:
By entering your name and electronically submitting a form for filing, you certify that you are authorized to submit it and are deemed to declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of Kentucky that the information is true and correct. You also understand that a typed version of your name is being accepted as your original signature.
This service will enable you to view registration information on West Virginia corporations and other business types which file with the Secretary of State. When you enter a business entity name and click the search button, you will receive entity names that match your search criteria along with entity type, city and status. Select "Details" to view additional information including full address, registered number, entity creation date and registered agent contact information. There are no fees associated with viewing this information.
You will also have the option to purchase an official Certificate of Existence or Certificate of Authorization for any entity that is active and current under the law. Each Certificate is $10. To receive a Certificate you must pay with a credit card. This feature includes the following:
Corp and LLC Certificate of Good Standing allows you to search for information regarding corporations, not-for-profit corporations, limited partnerships, limited liability companies and limited liability partnerships, as well as, other business-related information.
Click here to view the certified copies request form. Your request may be emailed to SOSRe...@wyo.gov. Certified copies must be paid at the time of the request, either by check, money order or, (PAD) pre-paid account. We are happy to provide you with an estimate of the amount due for copy fees.
Welcome to the Wyoming Secretary of State's online office. The Office of Secretary of State oversees the administration of numerous matters including: the registration of business entities; statewide elections; lobbyist registrations and filings; ethics filings; campaign finance; securities; notaries public; registered agents; trade names; trademarks; document authentication; and agricultural liens, among others.
Did you know that you can file your annual report; reinstate an entity; or form several types domestic entities online! In addition, you can search for details about a business entity and obtain PDFs of many of the entity filings! Get started now!
The Administrative Rules System provides easy access to proposed, emergency and final rules; strong and effective word search capabilities; GovDelivery subscription availability; and much more!
Search for campaign finance information filed by state candidates, candidate committees, political action committees, organizations and political parties. Local and county candidates, committees, and organizations should check with the appropriate local office.
Generate reinstatement filing forms. A Wyoming entity administratively dissolved may apply to the Secretary of State's Office for reinstatement within two (2) years after the dissolution date.
The Wyoming State Government Directory aids citizens in accessing state government. In addition to state information, the Directory includes a brief listing of county and federal officials in order to help maintain open lines of communication with all branches of government. Media Releases All media releases and sound bites issued by the Secretary of State's Office can be found here.
We have a long history of serving the public. Beginning in April 1869 with the appointment of the first Secretary of the Territory of Wyoming, Edward M. Lee, by United States President Ulysses S. Grant, this office has always served the public from the State Capitol Building. However, following the completion of the Capitol Renovation Project in 2019, the Office is now located at Herschler Building East, Suites 100 and 101.
An Employer identification number (EIN) is also known as a federal tax identification number, and is used to identify a business entity. Generally, businesses need an EIN. You may apply for an EIN in various ways, and now you may apply online. This is a free service offered by the Internal Revenue Service and you can get your EIN immediately. You must check with your state to make sure you need a state number or charter.
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