| Certificate of Good Standing (Status) - A Certificate of Good Standing (also known as Certificate of Existence, Certificate of Status or Certificate under Seal) is a document issued by the New York State as conclusive evidence that a corporation or LLC is in existence and is authorized to transact business in the state, and that the company is in compliance with all state-required formalities.
| Certificate of Good Standing (Status) $125 ORDER ONLINE | | Have a Certificate of Good Standing and Need an Apostille? Follow three easy steps: Determine if you need an Apostille or Embassy Seal Check if your document is acceptable (see Legalization Requirements below), or send your document for a free evaluation Download the Order Form and send your document to us Receive your document legalized for foreign use! | Apostille $125 ORDER FORM Embassy Seal $275 ORDER FORM Authentication with an Embassy Seal for Non-Hague countries includes four levels: - New York State Secretary of State
- U.S. State Department in Washington, DC
- Respective Embassy
| Legalization Requirements: Is Your Document Acceptable for Legalization? | | - Only original Certificates of Good Standing are acceptable for legalization by an Apostille or foreign Embassy. The document will bear the Seal of the Department of State and the signature of the Secretary of State or Special Deputy of the Secretary of State.
| Frequently Asked Questions About Certificate of Good Standing: - What are the requirements to obtain a Good Standing Certificate from the State of New York?
To obtain a New York Good Standing Certificate, your company must be registered as a legal entity with the New York Secretary of State, and cannot be in default of corporate rules, or suspended by the State of New York. If your company failed to file the bianuual report, the Certificate of Good Standing will state that "the biannual report is past due". - How long is the Certificate of Good Standing valid?
In most cases the Certificate of Good Standing is valid for three months. - Will a notarized copy be acceptable for legalization by an Apostille or embassy seal?
No, only certified copies issued by NYS Secretary of State are acceptable.
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