New Hampshire Certificate for Custodian of Records

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Multi-State
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US-PI-0241
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Description

This form is used to certify that records submitted are true and correct and kept in the normal course of business.

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FAQ

Someone in your organisation may need a certificate of good standing as part of an application to qualify in another jurisdiction. This is evidence that they are eligible to practice as a solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales.

The fee for each certificate is $10.00. The check should be made payable to the State of New Hampshire and should accompany the request.

To obtain criminal history record information, you may do any of the following: Apply in person: walk-in service is provided at the public counter at 33 Hazen Drive, Concord, Room 106A. Mail in an application (Notarization is not required). A release to a third party (Notarization is not required).

1) By Mail: Write a letter to NH Secretary of State, Corporation Division requesting the certificate. Be sure to include in the letter; a) the name of the business entity you need the certificate on; b) where you want the certificate to be mailed; and c) a check or money order for $5.

To revive a New Hampshire LLC, you'll need to file the reinstatement application with the New Hampshire Secretary of State. You'll also have to fix the issues that led to your New Hampshire LLC's dissolution and (in some cases) obtain a Tax Compliance Certificate from the New Hampshire Department of Revenue.

A certificate of good standing is a document proving a business is legally registered with and able to operate in a state. The certificate is also referred to as a certificate of existence, certificate of status, or a state-specific name.

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New Hampshire Certificate for Custodian of Records