Additional Corporate Services
CL@S can help create or locate a special document outside your normal scope of work. If you need a legalization, a SEC / OCC / Federal Reserve filing or a FDIC retrieval, our team of experts can help you.
- Preparation of formation/qualification documents
- Sign as Incorporator in most domestic jurisdictions
- Status Report
- CLAS Corpcheck™
- Revivor
- Quick Facts
- Department of Banking
- Department of Insurance
- Legalization/Authentication/Apostille
- Apostille
- Publication
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
- Federal Reserve
- FDIC
CL@S can complete formation and qualification forms.
CL@S representative sign as incorporator on your incorporation or formation documents.
A specialized CL@S report showing status of an entity in a requested jurisdiction.
A specialized CL@S report that includes information abstracted from the Statement of Officers.
A document filed to return an entity to good standing when they have been put into bad standing by a government agency.
A report showing corporate information such as formation date, status of entity, agent information, corporate filing history and Statement of Information filing date and number. This report is available for California Corporations.
Filing or retrieval of documents.
Filing or retrieval of documents.
When a document is required for use in a foreign country, officials need the ability to authenticate or certify the validity of the document. Legalization/Authentication/Apostille are the methods of authenticating documents for use in a foreign country. The terms and requirements are a result of the Hague Convention on Certifying the Authenticity of Foreign Documents.
The method of certification used depends on whether the country has agreed to accept the Apostille (French for Certification) as the form of certification. If they have not, the documents are legalized or authenticated in a process that requires multiple steps.
A streamlined version of the Legalization/Authentication process. If a country is a party to the Hague Convention then the Secretary of State where the document originates will authenticate the document.
Publication of notices or documents filed.
Filing or retrieval of documents.
Filing or retrieval of documents.
Retrieval of status certificates or documents that have been filed with the Federal Reserve.
Retrieval of documents.
