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Secretary Grimes warns businesses of unofficial solicitation Secretary of States says mailings are misleading, not official By Lynn Sowards Zellen News the Kentucky Secretary of State's Communication Office Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, Kentucky's chief business officer, is warning businesses about a misleading "Notice of Potential Compliance Violation" from an entity identified as "Business Compliance Division." The mailing appears to be an official government document, but it is not. Several businesses have reported receiving the postcard, which directs the recipient to call 1-855-530-2615 to avoid potential fees and penalties. The card bears a symbol with a scale and two hands shaking. When the business owner calls the number, he is told to pay a one-time fee of $70 to apply for a Certificate of Existence. A certificate of existence is proof that a domestic corporation or domestic limited liability company is in existence and will be provided by the Secretary of State's office for a fee of only $10. The official, correct certificate may be requested from the Secretary of State's office online or by mail or fax. "Businesses should exercise caution before providing information or payment to Business Compliance Division, or any other entity that makes misleading claims or requests," said Grimes. "I encourage anyone with questions about their corporate records to contact my office directly." This story was posted on 2015-06-14 14:04:13
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