Application for a Certificate of Withdrawal of a Foreign Corporation Authorized to Transact Business in Virginia is a document used to notify the Commonwealth of Virginia that a foreign corporation that has been registered to do business in the state is withdrawing from the state. This document is used to terminate the corporation's authority to conduct business in the state, as well as to declare the foreign corporation's intent to comply with all Virginia laws and regulations pertaining to its business activities in the state. There are two types of applications: Form SCC-200 for domestic corporations and Form SCC-200-F for foreign corporations. Both forms require the foreign corporation to provide detailed information about its business activities in the state, including its registered agent, date of formation, and its registered office address. The foreign corporation must also provide a statement of dissolution or withdrawal, and the filing fee. The application must also be signed by a corporate officer or the corporation's attorney.
Application for a Certificate of Withdrawal of a Foreign Corporation Authorized to Transact Business in Virginia is a document used to notify the Commonwealth of Virginia that a foreign corporation that has been registered to do business in the state is withdrawing from the state. This document is used to terminate the corporation's authority to conduct business in the state, as well as to declare the foreign corporation's intent to comply with all Virginia laws and regulations pertaining to its business activities in the state. There are two types of applications: Form SCC-200 for domestic corporations and Form SCC-200-F for foreign corporations. Both forms require the foreign corporation to provide detailed information about its business activities in the state, including its registered agent, date of formation, and its registered office address. The foreign corporation must also provide a statement of dissolution or withdrawal, and the filing fee. The application must also be signed by a corporate officer or the corporation's attorney.
