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The Division of Corporations provides services that allow you to pay your annual taxes and file corporate annual reports, file UCC 1 and UCC 3 documents online and view the Delaware General Corporate Law via the internet. You may now also reserve names, check status of an entity and corporate history online. Pay Taxes. File a UCC.
The Division of Corporations has many venues for accessing corporate information. You may choose from the following options: Corporate Status Online – (This application will reflect the status of an entity but will not generate an official certificate of good standing) You may check corporate/entity status on the web for a fee of $10.00 per ...
Jeffrey W. Bullock, Secretary of State; Kristopher Knight, Deputy Secretary of State and Director of Corporations; April Wright, Corporations Administrator; Christina Folke, Technical Support Section Administrator; June Bilbrough, Franchise Tax Section Administrator; Sandi Pisarski, Corporations Section Administrator; Cynthia Kane, Marketing ...
Certificates, Corporate Forms. You may select your corporate forms by ENTITY TYPE, by DOCUMENT TYPE or you may select UCC FORMS. All requests are returned regular USPS mail.
The State of Delaware is a leading domicile for U.S. and international business entities. We hope that this step by step process will assist you in forming your new business entity with the Delaware Division of Corporations.
Find various services offered by the Delaware Secretary of State, such as business registration, licensing, mergers, and more.
As described, the filing process to form a Delaware corporation is not itself difficult and the documents you need are available online at the Division of Corporations website. The process is designed to be straightforward, while allowing you maximum flexibility to choose the business entity best suited to your company’s needs.
