Secretary of State Office
Each state has their own secretary of state office. Generally, the duties of the office include the maintenance of state records and preservation of the state seal, but as state government expanded so did the responsibilities of the Secretary of State.
Additional duties handled by the SOS office includes chartering of new business, regulation of the securities industry, oversight of state elections, commissioning of notaries public, registration of trademarks and licensing of vehicle dealerships.
To find out how to contact the SOS office for assistance, select your state below. We provide the secretary of state office hours and phone number and other pertinent information.
- Alabama SOS Office
- Alaska SOS Office
- Arizona SOS Office
- Arkansas SOS Office
- California SOS Office
- Colorado SOS Office
- Connecticut SOS Office
- Delaware SOS Office
- District of Columbia SOS Office
- Florida SOS Office
- Georgia SOS Office
- Hawaii SOS Office
- Idaho SOS Office
- Illinois SOS Office
- Indiana SOS Office
- Iowa SOS Office
- Kansas SOS Office
- Kentucky SOS Office
- Louisiana SOS Office
- Maine SOS Office
- Maryland SOS Office
- Massachusetts SOS Office
- Michigan SOS Office
- Minnesota SOS Office
- Mississippi SOS Office
- Missouri SOS Office
- Montana SOS Office
- Nebraska SOS Office
- Nevada SOS Office
- New Hampshire SOS Office
- New Jersey SOS Office
- New Mexico SOS Office
- New York SOS Office
- North Carolina SOS Office
- North Dakota SOS Office
- Ohio SOS Office
- Oklahoma SOS Office
- Oregon SOS Office
- Pennsylvania SOS Office
- Rhode Island SOS Office
- South Carolina SOS Office
- South Dakota SOS Office
- Tennessee SOS Office
- Texas SOS Office
- Utah SOS Office
- Vermont SOS Office
- Virginia SOS Office
- Washington SOS Office
- West Virginia SOS Office
- Wisconsin SOS Office
- Wyoming SOS Office