A Connecticut Certificate of Dissolution is a legal document that is required when dissolving a corporation in the state of Connecticut. This document is filed with the Connecticut Secretary of State and is used to officially dissolve a corporation and to terminate its legal existence. This document may also be used to close a limited liability company (LLC) or a nonprofit corporation. The certificate must include the name of the business, the date of dissolution, the type of business entity, and the signature of the registered agent or organizer. There are two types of Connecticut Certificate of Dissolution: the Standard Certificate of Dissolution and the Certificate of Dissolution for a Nonprofit Corporation. The Standard Certificate of Dissolution is used to dissolve a standard for-profit corporation, while the Certificate of Dissolution for a Nonprofit Corporation is used to dissolve a nonprofit corporation.