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Converted-Out : The business entity converted to another type of business entity or to the same type under a different jurisdiction as provided by statute. The name of the new entity can be obtained by ordering a copy of the filed conversion document containing the name of the new entity, or by ordering a status report. Note: If ordering a status report, include a specific request for the name of the new entity. Term Expired : Domestic corporations — The business entity's term of existence has expired, as provided by the entity's Articles of Incorporation.
Inactive : There is more than one reason for this status. In most cases, the entity converted to a federal entity or consolidated with another entity. The reason for an inactive status can be obtained by ordering a status report. For more information, see S tatement of Information Filing Tips webpage.
Image not available online : If the image of a Statement of Information is not available online, for information on ordering a copy of that statement, see Information Requests.
No documents found : The corporation or limited liability company has not filed a Statement of Information. Helpful Hint: If you are not able to locate an entity record, you may wish to try a broader search by searching for fewer keywords or a "begins with" search if you know one or more of the first words of the entity's name, or you may request a more extensive search by ordering a status report.
For information on ordering a status report, refer to Business Entities Records Request. Disclaimer: This Search tool allows you to search the Secretary of State's California Business Search database for abstracts of information for domestic stock, domestic nonprofit and qualified foreign corporations, limited liability companies and limited partnerships that have filed with this office.
This search tool groups corporations separately from limited liability companies and limited partnerships and returns all entities for the search criteria in the respective groups regardless of the current status. This database does not include other types of business entities that are registered with the California Secretary of State, such as general partnerships and limited liability partnerships.
The search results only include copies of filed Statements of Information for corporations and limited liability companies that have been imaged. Although every attempt has been made to ensure that the information contained in the database is accurate, the Secretary of State's office is not responsible for any loss, consequence, or damage resulting directly or indirectly from reliance on the accuracy, reliability, or timeliness of the information that is provided.
All such information is provided "as is. Field Descriptions Entity Number: The identification number assigned to a business entity by the California Secretary of State at the time of registration. The following tips may be used to refine or modify searches by entity number or entity name for a particular entity: Entity Number Search The entity number is the identification number issued to the entity by the California Secretary of State at the time the entity formed, qualified, registered or converted in California.
If searching for a corporation by entity number, the letter "C" must be entered followed by the applicable seven-digit entity number. If searching for a limited liability company or limited partnership by entity number, enter only the applicable digit entity number. All letters will be treated as uppercase.
Keyword Enter one or more known words i. Punctuation: The search will remove the following punctuation and group together any letter or number characters that immediately appear before or after that punctuation: Period [. Searching for A. Spacing Matters: Do not remove spaces that are part of an entity name or add spaces that are not part of an entity name. Spacing is not ignored by the search. Examples: Searching for A. Searching a distinctive or unique keyword will narrow the search results.
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