Most secretaries of state require annual reports from every domestic and qualified foreign corporation.

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Most secretaries of state in the United States require annual reports from both domestic corporations (those incorporated in that state) and qualified foreign corporations (those incorporated in another state but authorized to do business in the state) to ensure they have up-to-date information on the corporations operating within their jurisdiction. This typically includes information on the corporation's address, directors, and officers.

Most Secretaries of State Require Annual Reports from Every Domestic