Existing companies
Bring your company Keep the work you’ve done
Import a Delaware C-Corp into Corply, have your existing documents reviewed, and get help completing the missing steps.
One checklist, in your browser or chat
Upload the filed charter, bylaws, signed founder stock agreements, current cap table, 83(b) elections and mailing evidence, and IRS EIN letter you already have. Corply reads your documents into proposed company records for you to confirm, then reviews each applicable item. Setup stays pending until the required evidence is accepted.
FAQ
- Which companies can I import?
- Existing Delaware C-Corps. Importing does not form a second entity or refile completed formation work.
- What if I have some documents but not others?
- Choose what you already have, upload PDFs, ZIPs or folders with subfolders, and request Corply's help with missing documents, EIN or banking. Corply reviews the scope and quote before charging for one-time work. Timing-sensitive filings require review of the dates.
- Can I upload a whole folder or ZIP?
- Yes. Drop a folder or choose it with Choose folder. Corply unpacks ZIPs on the server, follows subfolders and nested ZIPs up to five levels, and reads each PDF separately. Company-import uploads accept PDFs or ZIPs up to 25 MB each, up to 200 PDFs per import and 100 MB expanded per ZIP. Individual checklist uploads allow PDFs up to 15 MB each. Other file types are listed as skipped; convert those documents to PDF to include them. Encrypted ZIPs are not supported.
- How is my company verified?
- Corply screens the company name and EIN format where available. A reviewer verifies the filed company record and supporting documents. A name lookup or valid EIN format alone is not proof of existence, good standing or ownership.
- Can I do this through my AI agent?
- Yes. Ask your connected agent to import your existing company on Corply. It opens a document upload page with a checklist before asking for company details. Corply reads the PDFs, then you review and confirm the proposed company details and cap table. People named in documents receive access only when you invite them.