A Kentucky Certificate of Withdrawal is a document issued by the Kentucky Secretary of State when a business entity wishes to terminate its registration in the state. The certificate is issued for both domestic and foreign business entities, and includes the name of the business, its registration number, and the date of the filing. For domestic business entities, the Certificate of Withdrawal is used to dissolve a corporation, limited liability company, limited partnership, or a registered limited liability partnership. For foreign business entities, the Certificate of Withdrawal is used to terminate the registration of a foreign business entity that has been registered to do business in Kentucky. The Certificate of Withdrawal must be filed by the entity's registered agent. Once the certificate is filed and approved, the entity ceases to exist in Kentucky and is no longer subject to the state's business regulations.