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What is a Alaska business entity search?

A Alaska business entity search allows you to look up official company details through the Alaska Secretary of State database. You can find information like the entity name, type (e.g., LLC or corporation), business filing date, registered agent name, and current status. This also helps verify the business’ legal standing.

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Why you should check business records before filing

  • Before filing a new entity, use a business search to avoid name duplication, filing rejections, or delays due to existing or non-compliant entities.

  • A thorough company search protects your legal standing and ensures brand clarity.

  • Checking the state of a business also helps confirm the accuracy of registered agent and business filing details.

Step-by-step guide to conduct a Alaska company lookup

Step 1

Visit the Alaska Business Lookup on Palm

Step 3

Find the business by Name or Entity Number

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Step 2

Enter the Business Name or Entity Number

Step 4

Review Business Status

Step 1

Visit the [State] Business Lookup on Palm

Step 2

Enter the Business Name or Entity Number

Step 3

Find the business by Name or Entity Number

Step 4

Review Business Status

Step 5

Use Palm to fix expired due dates and monitoring

Common business types in Alaska

When using a Alaska business entity search, you'll often come across common structures like LLCs, corporations, sole proprietorship, and partnerships. Each entity type has different legal and tax implications. The Alaska LLC search is especially popular for finding limited liability companies. A thorough company search helps you compare business types listed in the Alaska business entity database.

Limited liability company (LLC)

Corporation (c corp, s corp)

Limited liability partnership (LLP)

Sole proprietorship

How palm helps with business searches

Real-time access to public records

Entity monitoring and name alerts

One-click filings for formation, reports, and amendments

How do I check if a business is registered in Alaska?

Use the Alaska Corporations Database at Alaska Corporations Search. Search by business name or entity number.

What is the filing fee for an LLC in Alaska?

  • Corporation: Domestic – $100 | Foreign – $200.

  • LLC: Domestic – $100 | Foreign – $200.
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Can I reserve a business name in Alaska?

Yes. You can reserve a name for 120 days for $25.
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What does ‘active’ or ‘inactive’ status mean?

  • Active: The entity is in good standing and authorized to do business.

  • Inactive: Indicates the entity is dissolved, revoked, or non-compliant.

Where do I find the registered agent name for a company?

Available in the business search result under Registered Agent.

Annual Report:

  • Corporation: Due biennially by January 2. Even-year registrations file in even years; odd-year registrations file in odd years. Filing opens October 2.

  • LLC: Due annually by May 1. Filing opens January 1.