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The certificate of incorporation, required under state law (e.g., Delaware or California), is essential for forming a business entity. It must be filed with the Secretary of State, although its name may vary; for example, it can be referred to as Articles of Incorporation or, for limited liability companies, a certificate of formation. The primary function of this document is to officially create the entity under state laws. Typically, a Delaware certificate is concise, including details like the registered address, agent for service of process, authorized shares of the company, and their par value, which represents a nominal value for those shares.