n. document which some states issue to prove a corporation's exis...

A certificate of incorporation is a legal document issued by a state office in order to register a newly organized corporation. It is considered a license to form a corporation.

A document filed with state authorities (usually the Secretary of State or Division of Corporations, depending on the state) to form a corporation. As required by the general incorporation law of the [..]

1 : a certificate issued by a state's secretary of state that shows acceptance of a corporation's articles of incorporation 2 : articles of incorporation

The Certificate of Incorporation of the Exchange, unless otherwise specified.

A document usually issued by a government authority such as a secretary of state documenting that a legal entity has been formed, including when and where and its full legal name.

A certificate of incorporation is a legal document relating to the formation of a company or corporation. In U.S., the certificate of incorporation forms a major constituent part of the constitutional [..]

When a new Limited company (or Unlimited company) is being formed and all the formalities complied with to the satisfaction of the Registrar of Companies, he will issue a Certificate of Incorporation [..]

A document that grants a corporation its legal existence and its right to operate as a corporation.

A certificate issued to a limited company upon its incorporation. It serves as conclusive evidence of it’s legal existence under the Companies Act 2006.