Start Your Business
Dissolution

Delaware Dissolution Filing

Closing your Delaware LLC or corporation? We help you prepare and file the correct dissolution documents so you can officially end the company with a clean record.

File Dissolution $599 — includes Delaware’s filing fee
Shop owner turning the door sign to Closed
Close with a clean record
Pricing

Simple, Flat-Rate Filing

One clear service fee — the correct dissolution filing prepared and submitted for your Delaware LLC or corporation.

Dissolution / Cancellation

$599Delaware filing fee included

Closes your Delaware company on the state’s records — a Certificate of Cancellation for an LLC, or a Certificate of Dissolution for a corporation. We confirm the correct filing for your entity type and prepare it; you e-sign it, and we submit it to the State of Delaware.

File Dissolution

* All Delaware taxes through the filing (for an LLC, including the current year’s) must be paid first, along with any annual report fees, interest, or penalties. They are paid to the State separately, not out of our fee, and we confirm the amount with you before filing. For full details, please see our Terms of Service and Legal Disclaimer.

The Basics

What Is Delaware Dissolution?

Delaware dissolution is the official process of closing a Delaware LLC or corporation by filing the required dissolution documents with the Delaware Division of Corporations. It formally ends the entity on the state’s records and confirms that the business is no longer active as a Delaware company.

Filing dissolution correctly matters because an inactive company can still trigger ongoing obligations, notices, and compliance issues if it remains open on record. A proper dissolution helps you close out the entity cleanly, avoid unnecessary future filings, and keep your business records organized.

Business team talking in an office lounge with a laptop and tablet
No loose ends with Delaware
Why It Matters

Why Delaware Dissolution Matters

  • Officially close your company on Delaware records
  • Stop ongoing state compliance obligations and notices
  • Settle what’s owed and leave no loose ends
  • Keep business records clean for banking and taxes
  • Support a smooth shutdown or restructuring plan
  • Reduce the risk of future compliance issues and unexpected notices
  • Confirm your company is no longer active
  • Protect your business history with proper documentation
The Process

How Delaware Dissolution Works

The correct closing filing for your entity type: we prepare it, you e-sign it, and we file it.

Step 01

Provide Your Company Information

Share your Delaware entity details so we can confirm the correct dissolution filing.

Step 02

We Prepare and File Your Dissolution

We draft the correct dissolution paperwork. You e-sign the filing we prepare, and we file it.

Step 03

Receive Your Dissolution Confirmation

Once processed, we deliver your filed documents and confirmation by email.

FAQ

Dissolution Questions, Answered

01What does “dissolution” mean in Delaware?
It’s the official filing that closes your Delaware LLC or corporation on the state’s records.
02Do I need to dissolve if I stopped using the company?
If the entity stays active on record, it can continue to trigger obligations — dissolving helps close it properly.
03How long does Delaware dissolution take?
That depends on the State’s queue, so we don’t promise a fixed turnaround. We file the dissolution once you e-sign it and any taxes owed are paid, then send the filed confirmation as soon as Delaware processes it. Expedited options may be available if you need it faster.
04Will I receive proof that the company was dissolved?
Yes. Once processed, you’ll receive filed documents and confirmation for your records.
05Can you dissolve both an LLC and a corporation?
Yes. An LLC files a Certificate of Cancellation, while a corporation files a Certificate of Dissolution — we prepare the correct filing for your entity type.

Ready to file your dissolution?

Close your Delaware LLC or corporation with confidence — the correct filing for your entity type, prepared accurately and confirmed once the State processes it.

File Dissolution