A notarized form stating where a person resides (or where a deceased party resided).

The amount of stock that a corporate charter permits a corporation to issue.

An amount usually representing the taxpayer’s cost in acquiring an asset. It is used for a variety of tax purposes including computation of gain or loss on the sale or exchange of the asset and deprec [..]

The bylaws of a corporation constitute the internal set of operating rules for the corporation. In corporate law, the bylaws have been regarded as the proper place for the self-imposed rules and regul [..]

A statement by court or authorized party that the copy is true and correct copy and is still in full force and effect.

Equity ownership in a corporation in the form of Common Stock. May be in the form of a physical certificate or book entry.

A dated document issued by the court naming an individual to act on behalf of an estate. Generally this is the document, which names the Executor, Administrator, or Personal Representative.

A provision that permits shareholders to apportion the total number of votes they are entitled to cast in the election of directors in any fashion they desire. The total number is equal to the number [..]

Cusip is an acronym for the Committee on Uniform Securities of Identification Procedures. Used to identify issuer and type of security issued.

A person or institution legally charged with the responsibility of safeguarding the property of another.