Office of the Kentucky Secretary of State 700 Capital Avenue Suite 152 Frankfort, KY 40601. Phone: (502) 564-3490 Send an Email In Person Services available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Whether you are in the process of forming a new company, completing filings for your existing entity, or looking for information about a business, the Secretary of State's online searches are the right place to start.

This system enables customers to review all documents on file with the Office of the Secretary of State. I want to Search By: Business Name or Organization Number City Name of principal office Zip Codes of principal office

The business records division of the Secretary of State's office issues certificates of existence and authorization and other certificates of fact and provides copies of documents on file with the Secretary of State.

As Kentucky's Chief Business Official, the Secretary of State oversees the nearly 370,000 entities that have filed to do business in the Commonwealth. The office provides many services to help businesses and, in turn, grow Kentucky's economy.

Welcome to the Secretary's Desk. Kentucky's Secretary of State is the Commonwealth's Chief Election Officer, Chief Business Official, and chief advocate for civic engagement.

Welcome to the On-line Business Database Registered Agent Search. This service is offered free-of-charge, 24 hours a day. Each company's records are updated when the organization first files in Kentucky, and whenever a Change of Registered Agent is filed thereafter.

KCP - Kentucky Cooperative Corporation : Industry: Electric, Gas and Sanitary Services : Number of Employees: Large (100+) Primary County: Hardin Status: A - Active : ... Kentucky Secretary of State Michael G. Adams. Business Entity Search; File Annual Report; Form an LLC; Business Registration Portal; Name Availability Search;

Office of the Kentucky Secretary of State 700 Capital Avenue Suite 152 Frankfort, KY 40601. Phone: (502) 564-3490 Send an Email In Person Services available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Every entity formed or doing business in Kentucky is required by law to maintain a principal office, which can be located in or outside the state. All correspondence from this office will be mailed to an entity's principal office.