Colorado Business Entities
Foreign Limited Partnership

The Colorado Department of State (CDOS) is Colorado's central filing office for corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and business trusts. This dataset includes colorado business entities (corporations, LLCs, etc.) registered with the Colorado Secretary of State. The business registration goes back to the 1800's.

The following are the entity types of Colorado businesses: Limited liability company (LLC), Profit corporation, Nonprofit corporation, Foreign entity, Profit corporation, Cooperative (Article 56), Cooperative association (Article 55), Limited cooperative association (Article 58), Limited partnership (LP), Limited liability partnership (LLP), Limited liability limited partnership (LLLP), Limited liability limited partnership - Article 61 (LLLP), Limited partnership association (LPA), Cooperative (Article 56), Cooperative association (Article 55), Limited cooperative association (LCA).

Each business is registered with business name, principal address, mailing address, owner name, owner address, entity status, type and creation date. There are over 2 million unique business id's registered with the state of Colorado, and there is an average of 2,000 new businesses added each week. Business Entity ID is the business number from CDOS (also the unique identifier). Principal Address, however, is not always guaranteed to be the physical location of the business entity's main operation. Some businesses can be registered in Colorado but have an address outside of the state or may list a PO box and there are businesses with locations that don't have a public access entry point. Mailing Address is the mailing address of the business owne, and the Agent address may be the address of the agent or in some cases has the same address as the business owner.

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