Recent advances allow toilets to perform using 1.28 gallons per flush or less, which could save the average family nearly 13,000 gallons of water every year. This translates into more than $110 per year in water costs and $2,200 over the lifetime of the toilet.
The Colorado Good Standing Certificate (Also referred to as the Colorado Certificate of Status or Colorado Certificate of Existence) is an official document issued by the Colorado Secretary of State that certifies that the legal entity is registered with the State of Colorado and is compliance with all state required formalities.
A Certificate of Good Standing may also be referred to as Certificate of Status, Certificate of Existence, or Certificate of Fact, depending on the state. There are various reasons you may need to obtain a Certificate of Good Standing. State governments, lenders, banks, and potential business partners or investors may require a Good Standing Certificate for verification purposes or to complete a business transaction.