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Stock certificates.

Turn approved stock records into a print-ready certificate. Add the holder, share class and any required notices.

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Your companyUnited States

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Choose your company

Use the country and company type in its formation records.

Where was the company formed?

AustraliaCompany with sharesUnited StatesCorporation or LLC

What kind of company is it?

C corporationThe usual choice for venture-backed startups.S corporationA corporation with an active S tax election.Public benefit corporationA for-profit corporation formed to pursue a stated public benefit.Statutory close corporationOnly choose this if the formation documents say it is a close corporation.Professional corporationFor a licensed profession such as medicine, law or accounting.LLC membership interestCreates a membership or unit certificate, not stock.

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Company share certificateCertificate no. —

Company name

Incorporated under the laws of the selected state

Share Certificate

This certifies that

Holder name

is the registered holder of the following shares in the company:

Subject to the company’s governing documents, applicable agreements and law.

Authorised signerAuthorised officer

Issued on —

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Before signing

Let the company records lead.

Use the company’s formation state, exact class or series and authorised signing arrangement. Par value, payment status and restrictions are company-specific; the sample is not a set of defaults.

The corporation path includes C corporations, S corporations and the other corporation types shown in the form. State-specific prompts cover Delaware, California, New York, Texas and Florida; other states need separate review.

What information should I have ready?

ShareCert prepares a PDF. It does not issue or transfer ownership, verify records or provide legal advice. Read the limitations.

Fictional Northstar Robotics stock certificate for Alex Morgan, showing 25,000 shares of common stock with a sample watermark.

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