Certificate of Withdrawal

A foreign corporation no longer doing business in the Commonwealth may withdraw from the Commonwealth by filing with the Division a Certificate of Withdrawal. The clerks of the Division in their examination of the Certificate of Withdrawal have been directed to check for the following (c) Names and addresses of its president, treasurer, clerk or secretary and directors; (d) Date of its fiscal year; (e) Statement that the foreign corporation is not doing business in the Commonwealth. The Certificate of Withdrawal shall be signed under penalties of perjury by the president or a vice-president, and the clerk or an assistant clerk or the secretary or an assistant secretary or, if the foreign corporation is in the hands of a receiver or trustee, by such receiver or trustee. The Certificate of Withdrawal shall be accompanied by a certificate from the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation that all taxes due and payable to the Commonwealth have been paid. In addition, all certificates of condition must be filed up-to-date with the Division before the Certificate of Withdrawal may be accepted by the Division.