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Connecticut business lookup

Who runs this company?

Open one business on the Connecticut register and see its full record: status, type, formation, addresses, principals and registered agents. Free, no signup.

The 15- or 18-character ID the business search returns, letters and digits only.

One business with the people behind it

The lookup returns everything the Connecticut Secretary of the State publishes for one business: the name, account number, status and sub-status, the business type, the registration, dissolution and annual report dates, whether it is domestic or foreign and where it was formed, the business, mailing and records addresses, the business email, the NAICS industry code, authorized shares and the ownership survey. It adds the principals the business reports (officers, directors, members, managers) with their business address, and its registered agents with their contact details. Home addresses stay out. Find the record ID with the business search or the principal search.

  • Status and formation

    Status, business type, registration and dissolution dates, and the state or country where it was formed.

  • Addresses and contacts

    Business, mailing and records addresses, the business email and the annual report due date.

  • Principals and agents

    Officers, directors, members and managers with their roles, and each registered agent.

Common questions

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

Every result of the Connecticut business search and the principal search carries it: a code of 15 or 18 letters and digits. It is the register's own key for the business and does not change when the name does.

A person the business reports to the Secretary of the State as one of its officers, directors, members or managers. The register lists them with their role and business address; home addresses are not shown here.

Foreign means it was formed in another state or country and registered to do business in Connecticut. Its record shows where it was formed, the name it uses there and its office address in that home state.

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