We obtain your Certificate of Good Standing for loans, licensing, contracts, or foreign registration.
Step 01
Provide your company details
Step 02
We request the certificate from your state
Step 03
Delivered digitally or by mail
Common Questions, Clear Answers
A business in good standing has filed all required documents, paid all fees and taxes, and maintained compliance with state regulations. It means your business is current, active, and authorized to operate. Banks, lenders, and partners often require proof of good standing.
Most certificates are valid for 30-90 days from issuance, though some institutions accept them for longer if nothing has changed. Since your standing can change (missed annual report, unpaid fees), most entities want recent certificates. We can obtain new ones whenever needed.
If you're not in good standing, we'll identify what's needed to regain compliance - usually filing overdue reports, paying outstanding fees, or updating registered agent information. Once you're compliant, we can obtain your Good Standing Certificate.
Yes, some states call it Certificate of Good Standing while others use Certificate of Existence, Certificate of Authorization, or Certificate of Status. They all serve the same purpose - proving your business is active and compliant with state requirements.

