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If you need a certified copy of your Incorporation Certificate, head to Companies House Service online where you can place an order or call the contact centre on 0303 1234 500. The standard service costs £15, while the same-day service costs £50.

Search state secretary of state databases Each state's secretary of state office is required to maintain a database of registered business entities within their jurisdiction. These databases are searchable and provide information about each company, including the name of the business owner.

The certificate contains many useful details about your company, including your company registration number (CRN) and date of incorporation, so you may need to refer to it on a number of occasions. You may also need to provide your certificate in the following circumstances: opening a business bank account.

In the 'Customer Dashboard' page, select 'My Companies' Click 'View' beside the company whose certificate you are looking for. Select 'Documents' on the menu tab. Click 'Download' for the certificate of incorporation to download a PDF copy.

Legalise a document or certificate To get a Companies House document legalised by the FCDO, it must have the original signature of a British public official. To get a document signed in person by one of our officials, you'll need to request a certified certificate or certified copy.

A certificate of good standing certifies that a company is properly registered with the state, is up to date on all state registration fees and required document filings, and is legally permitted to engage in business activities in the state.

This document can be used to prove that a company is incorporated, and that no action is being taken to remove the company from the register. This document is often required if you're looking to conduct business overseas.

A calibration certificate is a document that contains information about a device's calibration. This certificate provides valuable information on the quality and measurement accuracy of the device.

Short of using a black body, the next best way to calibrate your infrared thermometer is to use a simple, inexpensive Infrared Comparator Cup. It is best to calibrate your infrared thermometer at more than one temperature (at 41°F 5°C and 140°F 60°C for example) and the Infrared Comparator Cup makes it easy.

Traceability is defined by ANSI/NCSL Z540-1-1994 as the property of a result of a measurement whereby it can be related to appropriate standards, generally national or international standards, through an unbroken chain of comparisons. Traceability is accomplished by ensuring the test standards we use are routinely