Delaware Escrow Licensing Requirements

Delaware Escrow license

Requirements for

Delaware Escrow

Licenses

Delaware Requires Escrow companies to be Licensed

Delaware Escrow licensing: Delaware requires companies to be licensed as an Escrow company. Companies must also still comply with federal, state and local laws. Other licenses or permits may be required depending on the nature of each particular business.

Certificate of Authority

With certain limited exceptions, a Delaware Certificate of Authority is required if a company does business in Delaware regardless of where the company is located.

A certificate of authority (also known as a certificate of registration) is a document that the State of Delaware requires companies not incorporated in Delaware to obtain before “transacting business” within the state borders of Delaware.

License Fees

The filing fee for getting licensed as an Escrow company in Delaware is: Call for a free quote.

The filing fee for a foreign limited liability company to register a Delaware Certificate of Authority is $200.

The filing fee for a foreign corporation to register a Delaware Certificate of Authority is $245.

Do you want to check on other states’ requirements for obtaining a New Escrow license? Click here.

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