Oregon Certificate of Good Standing
Oregon issues it as the Certificate of Existence.
In Oregon, the document is a Certificate of Existence, issued by the Oregon Secretary of State. The Oregon state fee is $10. Our total is $50, with the state fee included.
Oregon calls this a Certificate of Existence. The Oregon Secretary of State's Corporation Division issues it to confirm your Oregon entity is current with annual reports.
From
50USD
State processing time
As stated below
Requesters often want it dated within
Set by requester
Online
Yes
Choose your delivery option. All prices include the Oregon state filing fee.
Standard
ImmediateOnline via Oregon Business Registry
Common requests in Oregon
Oregon businesses use Certificates of Existence for tech industry contracts, banking, real estate, and inter-state Pacific Northwest business activities.
The Oregon process
The Oregon Secretary of State says: "The Certificate of Existence is ordered and received in minutes."
Online via Oregon Business Registry.
Oregon Secretary of StateEverything about Certificate of Existence in Oregon.
- Oregon SOS business registry certificates
- The state's own order page (Oregon Secretary of State)
- Oregon Secretary of State (official site)
The Oregon state fee above matches the state's own published fee, last checked Oct 2, 2026; our total comes from the same data checkout charges from. The Oregon Secretary of State sets the fee and processing time; its site has the current figures.
How long does an Oregon certificate take?
The Oregon Secretary of State says: "The Certificate of Existence is ordered and received in minutes." Processing time is set by the Oregon Secretary of State, not by us.
How much is an Oregon certificate of good standing?
An Oregon Certificate of Existence costs $50 through GetGoodStanding.com, with the Oregon state filing fee included.
Oregon Certificate of Existence, asked & answered.
What is the Oregon certificate of good standing called?
Will I get a PDF or a paper Oregon certificate?
Operating in multiple states?
Many Oregon businesses also need certificates from neighboring states.