How do you Incorporate in Connecticut?

Answer:
To incorporate a Connecticut corporation, it
is necessary to file a Certificate of Incorporation with the office of the Secretary of State. Information necessary to complete the required documentation includes: the name of the business entity, the total number of authorized shares, details about the different classes of shares to be issued, and the physical address of the entity's primary place of business. Additionally, full names and physical address details must be provided for the organization's registered agent and all initial incorporators.


The Certificate of Incorporation form, along with detailed completion instructions, is available at  http://www.sots.ct.gov/CommercialRecording/Forms/Ctstock/incorp.pdf . The document must be signed by each incorporator and submitted to the Hartford office of the Secretary of State, along with the necessary filing fee.

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