The Connecticut Certificate of Revocation of Dissolution (Stock Corp) is a document issued by the Secretary of State of Connecticut that serves as proof that a corporation has been dissolved in Connecticut. This certificate is issued when the business entity has been voluntarily or involuntarily dissolved by the Secretary of State, and it officially revokes the corporation's authority to conduct business in the state. There are two types of Connecticut Certificate of Revocation of Dissolution (Stock Corp): one for voluntarily dissolved corporations and one for involuntarily dissolved corporations. The certificate for voluntarily dissolved corporations includes the date of the dissolution, the name of the corporation, the state in which it was incorporated, and the reason for the dissolution. The certificate for involuntarily dissolved corporations includes the date of the dissolution, the name of the corporation, the state in which it was incorporated, and the reason for the dissolution, as well as the date of the involuntary dissolution.
The Connecticut Certificate of Revocation of Dissolution (Stock Corp) is a document issued by the Secretary of State of Connecticut that serves as proof that a corporation has been dissolved in Connecticut. This certificate is issued when the business entity has been voluntarily or involuntarily dissolved by the Secretary of State, and it officially revokes the corporation's authority to conduct business in the state. There are two types of Connecticut Certificate of Revocation of Dissolution (Stock Corp): one for voluntarily dissolved corporations and one for involuntarily dissolved corporations. The certificate for voluntarily dissolved corporations includes the date of the dissolution, the name of the corporation, the state in which it was incorporated, and the reason for the dissolution. The certificate for involuntarily dissolved corporations includes the date of the dissolution, the name of the corporation, the state in which it was incorporated, and the reason for the dissolution, as well as the date of the involuntary dissolution.
