Secretary Williams offers more online filing options for business
DENVER, Nov. 14, 2017 -- Starting today, the following forms for business transactions that affect foreign entity filings -- meaning anywhere outside of Colorado -- must be filed online:
Here is the list of what is new and must be filed online:
- Statement of Change Changing the Assumed Entity Name
- Statement of Change Removing the Assumed Entity Name
- Statement of Change Changing the True Name
- Statement of Change Changing the Jurisdiction
- Statement of Change Changing the Entity Form
- Statement of Correction Correcting the Assumed Entity Name
- Statement of Correction Removing an Assumed Entity Name
- Statement of Correction Correcting the True Name
- Statement of Correction Correcting the Jurisdiction
- Statement of Correction Correcting the Entity Form
The filing fee for each of the previous documents now will be $10. Previously, filing a correction cost $150.
Also as of today, the following four statements of correction must be filed on paper. The fee will remain at $150. Those four documents are:
- Statement of Correction Revoking a Filed Document
- Statement of Correction Correcting a Delayed Effective Date
- Statement of Correction Correcting a Mistakenly Filed Domestic Entity that was meant to be a Foreign Entity
- Statement of Correction Correcting a Mistakenly Filed Foreign Entity that was meant to be a Domestic Entity
A month ago, Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams also made other business filings available online. Last year, he slashed the fee for dissolving a Colorado business from $25 to $10. A year before that, Colorado became the first state in the country to offer free business certification services online so customers didn't have to mail the office or visit in person.
For more information, please contact our office at 303-894-2200 (option 2) or by email at business@sos.state.co.us.