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Colorado entity lookup

What does the registry say about this ID?

Enter a Colorado entity ID and see the entity's record: status, type, formation date, principal and mailing addresses, and registered agent. Free, no signup.

The Secretary of State's number for the entity, up to 12 digits, e.g. 20131234567.

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One entity as the registry holds it

The lookup returns what the Colorado Secretary of State publishes for one entity ID: the name, the status, the entity type, the jurisdiction where it was formed, the formation date, the principal and mailing addresses, and the registered agent, a person or an organization, with the agent's own principal and mailing addresses. The register keeps entities in every status, so a dissolved or withdrawn company still returns its record with its last status. The entity ID is the Secretary of State's own number, digits only. Find it with the business search.

  • Status and type

    Good standing, delinquent, dissolved or withdrawn, and whether it is an LLC, a corporation or a nonprofit.

  • Addresses and dates

    Principal and mailing addresses, where the entity was formed and its formation date.

  • Registered agent

    The agent's name, person or organization, with the agent's principal and mailing addresses.

Common questions

From the Colorado Secretary of State, which publishes its business register for anyone to use. Croma keeps an organized copy, brings it up to date every day, and returns it structured, free and with no account. There is only a cap on searches per hour from the same connection.

The number the Colorado Secretary of State assigns to each entity it registers, digits only, up to twelve of them. It stays the same when the entity changes its name. The business search by name shows it for every match.

Because the register has no entity under that number. Check the digits, or find the right number with the business search by name. An entity registered in the last day may not have reached the copy yet; it arrives with the next daily update.

Good standing means the entity is current with the Secretary of State. Delinquent means it missed a required filing, usually its periodic report, and can still cure it. Administratively dissolved means the state dissolved it, voluntarily dissolved means its owners did, and withdrawn means a foreign entity stopped doing business in Colorado.

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