A written certificate issued by one party showing the authority that party has granted to another to perform on the first party's behalf. The two most common examples in insurance are state insurance department grants to insurers issuing authority to write insurance kinds of policies and contracts within that state, and the certificate which grants authority to agents to write policies on behalf of an insurer.
Issued by the state, it licenses the operation of an Health Maintenance Organization (HMO).
(1) A document created by an insurer detailing the authority granted to an agent or group of agents to act on behalf of the insurer. (2) In the United States, a certificate issued by a state's insurance department authorizing an insurer to issue certain types of insurance within the state.----------[ Back
A certificate issued by a state government licensing the operation of an HMO.
A document issued by a state corporation authority (e.g. Secretary of State) on application of a foreign corporation granting it the right to do business in the state.
a document granted by states to "foreign" corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) that are transacting business within their borders
a document that verifies that a foreign entity is registered in the state of Georgia
a legal authorization that a foreign company must obtain in order to transact business in this state (N
A certificate granted by a state authority (usually the secretary of state) that allows a foreign corporation to conduct business
The license issued by a state to a Health Maintenance Organization or insurance company which allows it to conduct business in that state.
Document issued by a state corporation authority (usually secretary of state) on application of a foreigh corporation granting such corporation the right to do business in that state.
This certificate is issued by the state and provides licensing for Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO).
A document issued by the proper state authority to a foreign corporation granting the corporation the right to do business in that state.
Document filed with the Secretary of State that officially authorizes a corporation formed in another jurisdiction to conduct business in the state where the Certificate was filed.
The document that enables a corporation to do business in a particular state other than the corporation's state of formation.
Authorization issued by a state government for licensing the operation of a health care agency within the state.
Formal evidence of qualification issued by a state to a foreign company.
The certificate of authority is a document issued by the secretary of state to a foreign corporation after approving its completed application to do business in the state.
An official certificate issued by an appropriate state regulatory agency indicating that the company has the authority to do business in that state. Normally, this is requested by out of state companies doing business in other jurisdictions. The process is also sometimes called "domestication."
A license issued by a state's Secretary of State giving permission for a foreign corporation to operate in that state. This license is required before operating a business establishment or otherwise engaging in commerce in that state, such as hiring that state's residents as employees. However, some activities that are conducted in a state by a commercial or nonprofit organization may not constitute sufficient presence (called "nexus") in that state to require a Certificate of Authority.
A document issued by the secretary or state or equivalent department on application of a foreign corporation granting it the right to operate in a state other than its state of incorporation.