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New York Secretary of State

The New York Secretary of State, Corporations Division, is the New York state agency that will process a filing for forming a corporation or an LLC (limited liability company) in New York. The Office of the New York Secretary of State offers the following corporation and LLC filing services:

Incorporation (New York Corporations)
Limited Liability Company formation (forming an LLC)
Limited Partnership filings
Foreign Corporation Registration ( Foreign Qualification )
... and more

Document Filing & Certification Services offered by the New York Secretary of State include:

Articles of Incorporation (Corporation Formation)
Articles of Organization (LLC Formation)
Articles of Amendment (Change Business Address and more)
Articles of Dissolution (Close a Business)
Foreign Qualification (Qualifying to do business in another state)
Certificates of Good Standing
Name Availability Check
Corporation Name Reservation
Initial Report/Statement of Information
Annual Report/Statement of Information

New York Secretary of State Contact Information:
New York Secretary of State
State of New York
Dept. of State, Div. of Corp.
162 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12231

MyCorporation.com is NOT affiliated with New York Secretary of State or any governmental agency. MyCorporation.com® is a document filing service that works with state agencies in all 50 states to assist customers with their document filing needs.

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