Get Your Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing
Secure proof of your company's compliance status from the Marshall Islands corporate registry. We streamline the retrieval process so you can obtain the documentation you need with minimal effort.
- Company Members — Available for directors, shareholders, and authorized signatories of any registered company
- Third Parties — Anyone can request this document for due diligence, compliance, or verification purposes
What is a Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing?
Learn what a Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing confirms about your entity, how the registry system works, and who can obtain this document.
Registry Attestation of Active Corporate Status
A Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing is issued by the Registrar of Corporations — administered through International Registries, Inc. (IRI) — and attests that your non-resident domestic corporation holds an active registration, has completed all required formalities, and is current on its annual government fees. It is the principal document used to demonstrate your entity's legitimacy to banks and international counterparties.
Elements of the Certificate
An item-by-item guide to the information printed on your Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing from the Registrar of Corporations.
Jurisdiction and Registry Identification
Document Title and Statutory Basis
Entity Name and Registration Number
Entity Type and Date of Incorporation
Good Standing Confirmation
Privacy by Design — No Ownership Disclosure
Official Stamp, Seal, and Signature
Reasons to Choose Our Service
When You Need This Document
Practical situations demanding a Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing to evidence your company's active and compliant status.
Opening Bank Accounts
International banks consistently request a Marshall Islands Good Standing Certificate as part of their compliance verification and onboarding procedures. This officially issued document supports corporate bank account applications, credit facility requests, and the processing of high-value cross-border transfers.
Business Due Diligence
Before entering into agreements, investors, strategic partners, and legal advisors commonly require official confirmation of a company's compliance posture. A Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing serves as definitive proof that your company is active and has met all requirements under the Business Corporations Act.
Foreign Business Licensing
Before permitting a foreign company to operate locally, many government agencies require evidence of active good standing in the company's home jurisdiction. A Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing provides the official documentation needed for local business licences, trade permits, and cross-border regulatory approvals.
Legal and Court Proceedings
Courts, arbitral tribunals, and legal counsel routinely rely on this document to confirm a company's legal formation and current active status. A Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing is presented in litigation, arbitration, enforcement proceedings, and intellectual-property filings to demonstrate corporate authority.
Third-Party Use Cases
When you need to validate the standing of a Marshall Islands company you don't control
The Marshall Islands registry allows any party to request a Certificate of Good Standing for an active company. This publicly obtainable document attests that the company is validly registered, current with all obligations, and not subject to dissolution—key information for evaluating counterparty reliability.
Vendor & Supplier Verification
Check the compliance status of a Marshall Islands company before finalising vendor agreements or processing payments.
Investment Due Diligence
Check that a target Marshall Islands company is compliant and in good standing during investment screening or acquisition reviews.
Counterparty Risk Assessment
Ensure a Marshall Islands entity proposing to transact with you holds active registration and is compliant with all statutory obligations.
Litigation Preparation
Establish a Marshall Islands company's active standing before launching legal proceedings or issuing service of process.
Straightforward, All-Inclusive Pricing
A single fee covers your entire certificate retrieval—start to finish
Certificate of Good Standing (Marshall Islands)
Obtain your official Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing, issued by the Registrar of Corporations in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
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Retrieve Your Marshall Islands Certificate of Good Standing
Order your officially verified Marshall Islands good standing certificate through a quick online process. With efficient 3–5 day delivery, a single transparent price, and responsive support, your document is just a few clicks away.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about obtaining a Certificate of Good Standing for your Marshall Islands entity
The certificate can be obtained by the company itself, its registered agent, or any third-party individual or organisation through a formal request to the Registrar. There is no statutory restriction limiting it to parties with a direct relationship to the company.
The entity needs to be in active status with no outstanding annual fees or penalties, and all required filings must be current. If your company has lapsed or fallen behind on its obligations, we can help restore compliance so the Registrar can proceed with issuance.
Yes. IRI operates a free public entity search portal where you can look up any Marshall Islands entity by name or registration number and see its real-time status — active, annulled, or dissolved. However, this online result is not a substitute for the formal certificate when official proof is required.
You will typically need it for bank account applications or annual reviews, cross-border joint ventures and investment agreements, foreign subsidiary registrations, regulatory submissions in other jurisdictions, and merger or acquisition due diligence processes.
No. The Marshall Islands does not maintain any public register of directors, officers, or shareholders. The Certificate of Good Standing strictly confirms the entity's registration and compliance status without revealing any information about who controls or owns the company.
IRI can typically process the certificate within one to three business days. Including our preparation and secure delivery, the complete turnaround is generally three to five business days from the point of order.
There is no legislated expiry date, but standard practice among banks and institutions is to accept certificates no older than six months. Some parties may insist on a more recent date, so verifying the freshness requirement beforehand is advisable.
Yes. The Marshall Islands registry can provide an apostille for certificates that need to be recognised in countries that are party to the Hague Apostille Convention. This is typically arranged at the same time as the certificate request.
Not at all. The entire process is managed remotely. We coordinate the application, handle all communication with the Registrar, and deliver the completed certificate to you electronically — no travel involved.
Our pricing covers the government registry fee, document retrieval, compliance verification, and secure digital delivery. See the pricing section on this page for the current all-inclusive rate. Apostille and courier services are available as optional add-ons.
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