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Secretary of State Griffin-Valade and the Corporation Division launched an outreach campaign aimed at reminding business owners to check the division has the correct mailing address on file

by Ted Wolfson
April 29, 2024
in Oregon
Secretary of State Griffin-Valade announced she will follow the usual procedure for Oregon presidential primaries and not remove Donald Trump from the ballot for the Oregon Republican Party primary
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Astoria, OR – According to the state officials, the Corporation Division is responsible for maintaining Oregon’s state business and nonprofit registry.

A critical piece of information is the address where the division can mail notices related to renewal or other important information, which is the primary method by which the division communicates with business owners and nonprofit organizations.

Because mailing addresses are self-reported, the division does not routinely verify whether mailing addresses are accurate or up to date.

The business owner must update their mailing address to keep it current by submitting the information change form online, by mail or in person.

The campaign will continue throughout 2024 with periodic reminders from the Secretary of State’s Office for business owners to check that their mailing address is up to date.

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