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The certificate of incorporation is a document required to create a business entity under state law, whether in Delaware, California, or elsewhere. It must be filed with the Secretary of State, although its name may vary by state (e.g., Articles of Incorporation or Certificate of Formation for LLCs). This document is essential for officially establishing the entity and typically includes basic information such as the registered address, agent for service of process, authorized shares, and their par value. A Delaware certificate of incorporation is usually a brief document with minimal detail.