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Delaware Check Requisition Report
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How to fill out Check Requisition Report?
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Step 1 Go to the Delaware Division of Corporations website. Enter the business name into the Entity Name search field and click on Search. Step 2 Your search will now have delivered some results. You can confirm if there are no businesses presently using the name you've searched.
In Delaware, a Certificate of Good Standing is a state-issued document provided by the Secretary of State that proves your business exists and has maintained compliance with all state requirements, such as filing annual reports and paying franchise taxes.
If you wish to order a copy of an annual report, please call 302-739-3073 for more information.
If you need a copy of your Certificate of Incorporation, you will need to file a Certified Certificate of Status request. The easiest way to obtain the request form is on the Department of State website.
A Certificate of Good Standing, also known as a Certificate of Existence or a Certificate of Fact, confirms an entity is duly incorporated and authorized to transact business in a certain state or jurisdiction, and is issued by that state.
It is a certified document the Delaware Secretary of State's office produces. It shows that your corporation or LLC meets statutory requirements (filed all reports and paid all fees) and the state has authorized it to do business.
The Delaware Division of Corporations now has online validation and verification for certificates that have been generated by our office on business entities. You will need your entity file number and your authentication number from the certificate for validation.
Certified Certificate of Status You may order a Certificate of Status or Certificate of Good Standing by submitting a request in writing to the Division of Corporations.
You can find information on any corporation or business entity in Delaware or another state by performing a search on the Secretary of State website of the state or territory where that corporation is registered.
