Did you know that the Secretaries of State have strict requirements to obtain Corporate Registration? Failure to secure the proper business registration could result in massive fines and penalties.

The majority of states require corporations, limited liability companies, or partnerships to secure a Corporate Registration or Certificate of Authority (COA), prior to conducting business in the state. Only after the Certificate of Authority is issued can the entity proceed with securing the agency’s non-resident license.

Don’t get blind sided with steep fines and penalties from the Secretary of State. ILSA knows the up-to-the-minute changes and requirements for all states, and can easily ensure your agency is compliant in every state.

ILSA approaches Corporate Registrations from an insurance licensing perspective. The laws and regulations are in constant change and it is better to be safe than fined. Be sure and check with your legal counsel for how the laws apply to your particular type of business.

• Prepare and complete the application
• Obtain supporting documents for the application
• Send the necessary documents to the Secretary of State.
• Follow-up weekly to ensure the Corporate Registration is issued

Questions about Corporate Registrations?