Which office handles corporate filings in Georgia?

• A. Attorney General.
• B. Secretary of State.
• C. State Treasurer.
• D. Governor's Office.

Answer: (B)

The office that handles corporate filings in Georgia is the Secretary of State’s office. In Georgia, the Corporations Division within that office is responsible for registering businesses, maintaining official records of corporations and LLCs, handling filings like articles of incorporation and changes to corporate details, and collecting annual registration information. This role keeps the state’s business registry up to date and accessible to the public.

The other offices aren’t in charge of corporate filings. The Attorney General handles legal matters for the state, not the day-to-day maintenance of business records. The State Treasurer manages state finances, and the Governor’s Office runs broader executive functions, not the registration and record-keeping of businesses.