CONNECTICUT
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Connecticut
Our shelf corporations are prepared for filing both nationally and in Connecticut. We want people to think of you as the original owner/operator, even if it isn't possible for a firm that was founded in Connecticut because of strict disclosure laws.
Buying an out-of-state old shelf corporation that is free from owner disclosures to the public is the solution. Once you file it in Connecticut and identify yourself as the owner/operator, you become the first owner and the first person to be disclosed as the owner/operator on this particular company's public record.
This technique is legal in a limited number of places; we have filed in these states to protect owner anonymity. Get one and register it in Connecticut to keep this special status.
What Are Your Benefits From This?
Lenders and other parties recognise you as the first owner because there is no previous ownership history. Business licences and disclosures to the Connecticut Secretary of State confirm your ownership and identify you as the original operator/owner from the beginning.
In comparison, a corporation based in Connecticut would need to amend its ownership documents, which might potentially result in the firm's age being reset to zero. Getting one of our elderly shelf businesses and filing it in Connecticut is the answer, which will allow you to easily establish company credit.
As the incorporator, we provide only clean-aged firms that have been filed, guaranteeing that you are the true original owner or operator and promoting a perfect public record for competitive advantage in a variety of commercial domains.
You Don't Want A Company With Established Credit
- The credit is reset to zero when the owners switch. Once more, the question of the ownership change and its effect on the company's commercial credit prospects still has to be addressed.
- Always confirm the existence of the business with the Secretary of State in the state where it was registered.
- Make that the business was registered and is currently in good standing.
- Any firm that was disbanded and then reopened is not worth your time.
- Prior to making a payment, always request to see the company's seller's picture ID.
Don't Get Scammed.
- Always confirm the existence of the business with the Secretary of State in the state where it was registered.
- Make that the business was registered and is currently in good standing.
- Any firm that was disbanded and then revived is not worth your time.
- Prior to making a payment, always request to see the company's seller's picture ID.
ENHANCE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN
Ask for the list of asset profile companies at info@tradelineassociates.com