The Delaware Short Form Certificate of Dissolution (Before Beginning Business-Non Stock Corporation) is a document that is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State to dissolve a Non-Stock Corporation that has not yet started business. It is used to terminate the legal existence of the corporation, and must be signed by all the incorporates or directors of the company. The Delaware Short Form Certificate of Dissolution (Before Beginning Business-Non Stock Corporation) is available in two different forms: The Standard Form, which is used when the corporation has not issued any shares, and the Special Form, which is used when the corporation has issued shares. The Standard Form must be accompanied by a Certificate of Merger, Certificate of Conversion or Certificate of Exchange, while the Special Form must be accompanied by the issuance of stock certificates. Both forms require the name of the corporation, its Delaware registered office address, and the signature of the incorporated or director. Once the Delaware Short Form Certificate of Dissolution (Before Beginning Business-Non Stock Corporation) is filed with the Delaware Secretary of State, the corporation will be officially dissolved. The filing is not complete until it is accepted and stamped by the Secretary of State.