Does anyone have any idea how one can get to see a copy of a companies "Certificate of Incorporation"?
Thanks.
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19 years ago
Certificate of Incorporation
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19 years ago
I believe it must be available for callers to view at the registered office.
Daytona
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19 years ago
if you just need to know what is on it, look the company up at:-
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details of all companies incorporated in the uk are held here
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19 years ago
"Daytona" wrote
What about if there is no *physical* certificate - when the official certificate is simply a PDF file on a computer somewhere (as with modern incorporations online) ? Give them a picture of the PC??!!
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19 years ago
Maybe you are supposed to print the certificate?
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19 years ago
"Graham Murray" wrote
Where does it say that? ;-(
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19 years ago
The information on the certificate merely states the name of the company, date and place of registration, and reg. no.
If this is the info you want to know, you can find it at companes house online. The piece of paper tells you less than the website, as this tells much more info in the free section, such as place of business, official document dates and trading year, etc.. For a small fee, you can get much more info.
John