The New Jersey Certificate of Withdrawal (For Use By Foreign Profit Corporations) is a legal document used by foreign profit corporations in order to withdraw from New Jersey. This Certificate of Withdrawal is used to terminate the foreign profit corporation’s status and to inform the New Jersey Secretary of State of the corporation’s intent to withdraw from the state. It must be filed with the Secretary of State, along with a copy of the Articles of Dissolution, any applicable fees, and any other required documents. The two types of New Jersey Certificate of Withdrawal (For Use By Foreign Profit Corporations) are Voluntary Withdrawal and Administrative Withdrawal. A Voluntary Withdrawal is filed by the foreign profit corporation to initiate a voluntary withdrawal from New Jersey and is usually done when a corporation is no longer doing business in the state. An Administrative Withdrawal is filed by the Secretary of State when the foreign profit corporation fails to comply with the requirements of the state.