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The certificate of incorporation is a crucial document for establishing an entity under state laws, such as those in Delaware or California. To incorporate, one must file this certificate with the Secretary of State, though it may also be referred to as Articles of Incorporation or, for limited liability companies, as a certificate of formation. The primary purpose of this document is to legally create the entity. Typically, a certificate of incorporation, especially in Delaware, is concise, detailing the registered address, the agent for service of process, the number of authorized shares, and their par value, which represents the nominal or stated value of the shares.