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John R. (Jay) Ashcroft is Missouri’s 40th Secretary of State, elected in November 2016. In each year of elected statewide office, he has visited every one of Missouri’s 114 counties and met with local election officials, library executives and business owners to promote the Office’s services and learn how he can help improve elections and ...
The Business Services Division is committed to making it easier to do business in Missouri. The Division has four primary units. The Corporations Unit handles the creation and maintenance of all business entities doing business in Missouri.
The Corporations Unit of the Secretary of State is responsible for the creation and maintenance filings for all domestic and out-of-state business entities doing business in Missouri.
The Secretary of State, as keeper of the Great Seal of the State of Missouri, authenticates official acts of the governor. In addition, the Secretary of State serves as the chief elections official in Missouri.
New businesses have obligations to the Office of Secretary of State and several other State and Federal Government agencies. For your convenience, the Corporations Division of the Office of Secretary of State has compiled a list of State agencies that new businesses may need to contact.
John R. “Jay” Ashcroft is Missouri’s 40th Secretary of State, elected in November 2016, and again in 2020. Each year Secretary Ashcroft makes it a priority to visit all 114 counties in the state to thank Missourians for their hard work and dedication.
The Elections Division of the Office of the Secretary of State is responsible for administering all statewide elections, initiative petitions, and making known the rules governing elections and electronic voting systems.
Office of the Secretary of State State Capitol, Room 208 or State Information Center, 600 W Main Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 751-4936 [ SOS Information ] [email protected] John R. Ashcroft, Secretary of State.
Many Missouri business entities are created by submitting an initial filing to the Secretary of State. These creation filings include articles of incorporation, articles of organization, and certificates for certain partnerships.
Missouri statutes do not allow a non-profit corporation to change the month that the annual report is due. The corporation or authorized party must use the form provided by the Secretary of State or they may file the annual report online.