Prove your company is active and compliant
Banks, payment processors, marketplaces and partners often ask for a Certificate of Good Standing. It shows your company is registered and up to date with the state.
I order it for you for one flat $79, state fee included, in any US state. If the state says you aren’t in good standing, I tell you why and how to fix it.
Simple, fixed pricing
One flat price for every state. Government fee included.
For any US LLC or corporation, in any state
- State government fee included
- Company status check before ordering
- Certificate ordered from the state
- Official PDF delivered by email
- Most states: 1 to 3 business days
Price covers the standard short-form certificate. Need a long-form, apostilled or expedited certificate? Get a quick quote
What’s included
How it works
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Certificate of Good Standing cost?
$79 flat, with the state government fee included. The price is the same for all 50 states and Washington DC, so there is nothing extra to pay at checkout.
How long does it take to get?
Most states issue the certificate within 1 to 3 business days. A few states that only process by mail can take longer, and I will tell you the expected time for your state before ordering.
What if my company is not in good standing?
I will tell you why, such as a missed annual report or unpaid franchise tax, and quote the cost to fix it. The certificate is ordered once your company is back in good standing.
Is a long-form or expedited certificate included?
The $79 covers the standard (short-form) certificate. Long-form certificates and expedited state processing cost more in some states, such as Delaware, and are quoted separately.
Why would I need a Certificate of Good Standing?
Banks, payment processors, Amazon and other marketplaces, landlords and business partners often ask for one to confirm your company is active and compliant with the state.
Need a Certificate of Good Standing?
One flat $79, state fee included. Tell me your company name and state and I’ll handle the rest.
