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Company & Business Entity Search You can find information about any company or business entity in Connecticut or other states by searching on the website of the state or region where the company is registered. This website integrates links to the websites of the Secretary of State of various states or regions in the United States. Use the links below to jump directly to the correct Connecticut search page, or find pages in other states. This website is not affiliated with any government agency, so no user fees are charged. Please note that while most states provide basic company registration information for free, some states may have to pay to obtain more detailed information. Search a business in another state Choose the state of the company you are researching © 2022 Allsecretary.com. Privacy Policy Payments to the Connecticut Paid Leave fund are now due. You can sign in here, and use CTPLs payment portal to take care of business. Sign In Now You can find information on any corporation or business entity in Connecticut or another state by performing a search on the Secretary of State website of the state or territory where that corporation is registered. Use the links below to jump straight to the correct search page for Connecticut or find the page for another state. This site is not affiliated with any government entity and there is no charge to use it. Please note that while most states provide basic corporation registration information for free, there are some that may require a fee for more detailed information. You may also want to read the SecStates Blog to learn more about corporation search. Need to incorporate in Connecticut? Need to build a website for your company? ×Sorry to interruptCSS Error CTDatas Business Search Engine has been disabled and will no longer be updated or available to use. Connecticut Secretary of the State (SOTS) has launched a new search engine—click here to access their new system.CTData will no longer be involved in the business search engine in the future, and all questions about business data should be directed to SOTS.However, we will continue to explore and provide analysis on business registration data from SOTS as well as general business data. Examples of business registration analyses include: It is possible to search for a business entity using the Connecticut government website in order to view the business details of any entity on file with the Secretary of State. This tutorial will quickly go over the process of performing such a search using the entity name, the filing number and the business ID as search parameters. We always suggest that those forming or registering a new corporation or LLC in the state of Connecticut first perform a business entity search in order to ensure that their designation is available in the state. Connecticut Business Entity Search by Name Step 1- Navigate to this webpage on the Secretary of the State government website and find the field that asks for the name of the company youd like information on. Enter the name youre inquiring about into the field and click Search. Step 2- A list of relevant entities will appear displaying the business name, address, filing number and status of each. Step 3- Once youve found and clicked on your selection you will be able to view the business details as well as the agent summary. Youll notice that on the bottom right hand side of the table there are three options available: you can view the filing history, name history and the shares of the entity. Step 1 – On this webpage, in the second provided field, enter the Business ID of the company youd like to inquire about. Step 2- Providing that the Business ID has been entered correctly, you will see the businesss address, name, status and ID on the secondary page. Click on its name to view the business details of the entity in question. Step 1- The business search on the Secretary of the State website can be found here. The entering of the filing # should provide a refined search to just one business. Step 2- Click on the business name to gain more information than just the address, ID and status. Updated October 29, 2020: LLC Lookup CT LLC lookup CT refers to Connecticuts Limited Liability Company business search. In Connecticut, the filings for a new LLC go through the Secretary of States Business Entity database. Limited Liability Company Name Search in Connecticut When you start a business, the first step is to come up with a name. If you are forming an LLC, then there are ways to ensure that the name you select is available for use. Connecticut, like every other state, has certain requirements for the name you select for use. It must be distinguishable from other registered businesses in the state. In addition, it should be available for use. To ensure these two things about the name, go to the Connecticut Business Entity database. When you reach the appropriate page, put your desired name in the search bar. Enter the LLC name that you desire followed by an asterisk to see all the names that may be similar. For example, if your desired name is A&B Widgets LLC, then just enter A&B in the search bar. Leave all of the other boxes blank. There are options about how many records may be returned by the search. Select the number of records youd like to be returned from the search. Its recommended that you select 100. If the phrase that comes up is no records found, then your desired name is available for your LLC. Also, if the results that come up are not significantly similar to your desired name, then you may use your desired LLC name. Alternatively, if the name youve selected comes up, then you must select another name for your LLC. It can be a different spelling or a unique variation. The new name must distinguishable from other names on the list. If you arent sure about the name meeting the distinguishable threshold, then simply leave it to the State of Connecticut. File for a LLC under your desired name and they will sort out whether the name works or not. Dont forget to secure a domain name. Even if you have no intention of doing business on the internet, you dont want someone else owning your business names address. Business Entity Search in Connecticut All business entities registered in Connecticut are available to search on Connecticuts Secretary of States website. Enter the name for which you are searching into the search bar, then click search. A list of entities will appear showing the status, filing number, address, and business name. Click on the name of the business to find out more details and the registered agent summary. You may also search using only the business filing number or business ID by filling the number into the second field on the search page. The results will include the business name, address, filing number, and the status (in other words, is it active or not). Forming a Connecticut LLC There are steps to forming a limited liability company in Connecticut, which are similar to the steps in many other states. 1. Name the Business Your name must end with a form of Limited Liability Company; it can be the full phrase or an abbreviated form like L.L.C., LLC, or Ltd. Co. There must be no indication that the LLC is a corporation. The name has to be significantly different than any other Connecticut registered business. You are able to reserve a name for 120 days. There is an application on the Connecticut Secretary of State website. There is a fee required. 2. Articles of Organization Articles filed with the State of Connecticut must include the LLCs: Business Name and Address Type of Business Registered Agent Name and Address (and signature) Management Structure Name and Address of One Manager or Member Registered Agent A registered agent in Connecticut must be legally able to conduct business in Connecticut. This agent accepts legal papers on behalf of the LLC. 3. Operating Agreement This is not required in Connecticut, but it is recommended for every LLC. It lays out the operating structure of the business and sorts out all issues before they become a problem. 4. Pay State and Federal Taxes 5. File Annual Reports If you need help with forming a new business, setting up a LLC, or any other legal need, you can post your legal need (or post your job) on UpCounsels marketplace. UpCounsel accepts only the top 5-percent of lawyers to its site. 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