The Alaska Certificate of Withdrawal (Foreign Nonprofit Corporation) is a document used by foreign nonprofit corporations that are registered in the state of Alaska and wish to withdraw their registration. There are two different types of Alaska Certificates of Withdrawal: 1) Regular Withdrawal and 2) Voluntary Withdrawal. A Regular Withdrawal is a document that must be filed with the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development (DICED) in order to withdraw a foreign nonprofit corporation from the state of Alaska. This document must be signed by the registered agent of the foreign nonprofit corporation and include information such as the name of the corporation, the date and place of incorporation, the date of dissolution, and the names and addresses of the registered agent and officers. A Voluntary Withdrawal is a document that must be filed with the DICED in order to voluntarily withdraw a foreign nonprofit corporation from the state of Alaska. This document must be signed by all officers of the foreign nonprofit corporation and include information such as the name of the corporation, the date and place of incorporation, the date of dissolution, and the names and addresses of the registered agent and officers. Both types of Alaska Certificate of Withdrawal must be filed with the DICED in order for a foreign nonprofit corporation to officially withdraw from the state of Alaska.