The Alaska Certificate of Registration for Foreign Limited Partnership is a document used to certify that a foreign limited partnership is lawfully registered to do business in Alaska. The certificate must be obtained from the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development in order to legally conduct business in the state. The certificate acts as a record of the foreign limited partnership’s registration and must be renewed annually. There are two types of Alaska Certificate of Registration for Foreign Limited Partnership: an initial certificate and a renewal certificate. The initial certificate must be filed before the foreign limited partnership can begin conducting business in Alaska, while the renewal certificate must be filed each year to keep the partnership’s registration active. Both certificates must include the foreign limited partnership’s name, address, and registration date, as well as the name and address of the limited partnership’s registered agent in Alaska.