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Secretary of State of Wisconsin. Secretary Godlewski understands that good government can make a positive difference in our lives and for our state. As the 29th Secretary of State, Sarah is committed to transforming the office to best serve the people of Wisconsin by delivering quality, accessible services, expanding economic opportunities, and ...
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Secretary Godlewski understands that good government can...
- Authentications and Apostilles
Walk-in expedited service is also generally available...
- Oaths of Office
A request for copies must include the fee and should specify...
- Pardons
The Office of the Governor submits copies of approved...
- Public Records Policy
T he Wi sconsin Secretary of State is one of the state’s...
- Publication of New Laws
Transparency is a core value of Wisconsin’s Secretary of...
- Municipal Records
The Municipal Data System (MDS) provides records of changes...
- Deeds
Lands purchases include property for state forests or parks,...
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Search Corporate Records. Search Tips. Information we have... Information we do not have... The following information is not recorded in our Department: Legal Entity Name. Effective Date of initial registration. Entity Type (Corporation, LLC, LP, etc)
Step 1: Entity Registration. The One Stop Business Portal allows you to register three common entity types: a domestic Limited Liability Company, a Business Corporation or a Statutory Close Corporation with the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI).
Business Entity File Online. The Bureau offers multiple online filing options. In most cases, your filing will be accepted upon receipt and you will receive notice immediately. All online filings require a contact email address be provided.
Conducting a Wisconsin Business Entity Search is free. If the name is available, you may start the registration process immediately or reserve the name to register later at $15 for 120 days. To conduct an LLC or Corporation search in Wisconsin, visit the Wisconsin Secretary of State Website.
The Wisconsin One Stop Business Portal is here to create an easy step-through process where Wisconsin's businesses can find the requirements and tools they need to start a business in Wisconsin.
The CTA's reporting requirements apply to corporations, limited liability companies, and other entities created by filing a document with the Department of Financial Institutions or a similar office in another state (such as a secretary of state's office). The CTA refers to these entities as domestic reporting companies.
