Which office is responsible for corporate filings in Georgia?

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

Answer: (B)

The office responsible for corporate filings in Georgia is the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State’s Corporations Division handles forming and registering business entities, including filing articles of incorporation, registrations for LLCs and corporations, maintaining corporate records, and collecting annual reports and fees. This office keeps the official records of who is doing business in Georgia and ensures compliance with state corporate law. The Attorney General provides legal counsel for the state, the State Treasurer manages state finances, and the Governor’s Office leads the executive branch; none of these oversee corporate filings.