The Arkansas Certificate of Dissolution of a Non-Profit Corporation is a document that is filed with the Arkansas Secretary of State by non-profit corporations in the state of Arkansas in order to officially dissolve the organization. There are two types of Arkansas Certificate of Dissolution of a Non-Profit Corporation: the Standard Certificate of Dissolution, and the Short Form Certificate of Dissolution. The Standard Certificate of Dissolution requires the non-profit to provide information about the organization, including the name of the corporation, the date of the dissolution, and the address of the registered agent. The non-profit must also provide a statement of dissolution, signed by the president or vice president of the corporation. The Short Form Certificate of Dissolution is a shorter document than the Standard Certificate, but still requires the same information. The Short Form Certificate of Dissolution also requires the non-profit to provide a statement of dissolution, signed by the president or vice president of the corporation. Both the Standard and Short Form Certificates of Dissolution must be filed with the Arkansas Secretary of State in order for the dissolution of the non-profit to be official.