Connecticut Business Entity Search
Type a company name below and the Connecticut business registry open data answers.
Type a company name below and the Connecticut business registry open data answers.
Connecticut annual reports are filed online at business.ct.gov, and an overdue report blocks a certificate of legal existence and can lead to dissolution; the business ID used across the system is the ALEI. A corporation's annual report costs $150, against $80 for an LLC, and the Secretary of the State publishes the full business register as daily open data.
The public record of every Connecticut LLC and corporation belongs to the Connecticut Secretary of the State, Business Services Division. The search on this page asks the Connecticut business registry open data each time you run it.
Coverage: Every Connecticut business entity, updated daily by the state.
What Connecticut calls the registered agent, the person or company that accepts legal papers for the business: Statutory Agent (Registered Agent). (source, checked 2026-10-26)
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Active | The business exists or is registered and has not been dissolved, revoked or withdrawn. |
| Dissolved | The domestic business has been dissolved, either by its owners or by the state, for example for unfiled annual reports. |
| Revoked | The state revoked a foreign business's registration to do business in Connecticut. |
| Forfeited | The business's existence or registration was forfeited and it is no longer active on the state's records. |
| Withdrawn | A foreign business withdrew its registration to do business in Connecticut. |
| Merged | The business merged into another entity and no longer exists separately. |
| Cancelled | The record was cancelled and the business no longer exists on it. |
Source, checked 2026-10-26. Words other states use are in the business entity status guide.
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