Document background
A Certificate of Incorporation for LLC (though note that in England and Wales, companies are typically registered as 'Limited' rather than LLC) is a fundamental document required when establishing a new company. It is issued by Companies House upon successful registration and serves as the official proof of the company's existence. The certificate contains crucial information including the company name, registration number, date of incorporation, and confirmation that it is a registered company under the Companies Act 2006. This document is essential for opening bank accounts, entering into contracts, and proving the company's legal status to stakeholders.
