Download Connecticut Articles of Incorporation Forms

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Connecticut Articles of Incorporation Forms


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Download and fill in the Connecticut articles of incorporation documents that allow an applicant to start a corporation. Depending on the type, the filing fees range from $50 to $385 and all payments must be made to the Secretary of State’s office.

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  • Check Entity Name – Make sure that when you file this form that a verification of the name’s availability is conducted by looking up in the business database.

How to File

Step 1 – Choose Type – Select the type of corporation you would like to complete either on your computer or after printing out by hand in blank ink.

  • Most PopularDomestic Profit – For most standard corporations that will have a principal place of business in Connecticut.
    • Filing Fee – $250
  • Domestic Non-Profit – For organizations that qualify for non-profit tax status that will be headquartered in the State.
    • Filing Fee – $50
  • Foreign – For all corporations that are located outside the State seeking to do business in Connecticut.
    • Filing Fee – $385
  • Religious – Specifically for all religious related organizations.
    • Filing Fee – $50

Step 2 – Pay Fee – Make a check payable to the Connecticut Secretary of State for the filing fee as stated in Step 1.

Step 3 – Mail – Send the check attached with the completed document to the Secretary of State’s office to the address provided;

Commercial Recording Division
Connecticut Secretary of State
P.O. BOX 150470
HARTFORD, CT 06115-0470

Contact Information


Tips

  • Apply for Tax ID Number – It is recommended that every new entity that is created get a tax identification number from the Internal Revenue Service. This allows the corporation to transact in business transactions, open bank accounts, and receive credit lines.
  • Corporate Bylaws – This is the most important legal form for a corporation as it outlines the details of the board of directors, revenue splits, as well as other information the shareholders would like

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