Indiana Subsidiary Application is a legal document used to form and register a subsidiary in the State of Indiana. A subsidiary is a separate legal entity from its parent company and is typically used to limit the liabilities of the parent company. It is the responsibility of the parent company to file the necessary paperwork with the Indiana Secretary of State in order to legally establish the subsidiary. There are two types of Indiana Subsidiary Applications: an Application for Registration of a Foreign Corporation and an Application for Registration of a Domestic Corporation. The Application for Registration of a Foreign Corporation is used when the parent company is located outside of Indiana and the Application for Registration of a Domestic Corporation is used when the parent company is located within Indiana. Both applications require the parent company to provide information such as the names of the directors and officers, the registered office address, the total authorized capital stock, and the purpose of the subsidiary. Once the application is approved, the parent company must submit a Certificate of Good Standing from the Secretary of State of the state in which it is registered, a Certificate of Existence, and a Certificate of Authorization. These documents must be submitted to the Indiana Secretary of State in order to officially register the subsidiary.