Qin Ke Lai Inc. is registered with the New York Department of State under DOS ID 7364004. This page shows the entity record New York publishes, and works out the Biennial Statement schedule that follows from its filing date.
Entity record
| DOS ID number | 7364004 |
| Entity name on file | QIN KE LAI INC. |
| Entity type | Domestic Business Corporation |
| Initial DOS filing date | July 1, 2024 |
| County | Queens |
| Jurisdiction | New York |
| Service-of-process location | Flushing, NY, 11354 |
Biennial Statement schedule
New York sets the filing period as the calendar month in which the original Certificate of Incorporation was filed with the Department of State, repeating every two years. This corporation’s Certificate of Incorporation was filed in July 2024, so its filing month is July and its statements fall in even-numbered years. The first one was due July 2026.
Upcoming filing periods: July 2028, July 2030, July 2032. The State fee is $9, and the whole calendar month counts — not a single date.
New York’s open data does not publish whether a Biennial Statement has actually been filed, so this page shows the schedule, not the filing status. To see whether this entity is currently marked past due, check the record on the Department of State’s own system — or ask us and we will check it free.
What this corporation reports
A New York corporation reports the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office, the address for forwarding service of process, and the number of directors on the board along with how many of them are women. There is no financial information on the statement and it is not a tax return.
Where this comes from
Every field above comes from the New York Department of State’s public Active Corporations dataset on the State’s open data portal. The filing schedule is calculated from the initial DOS filing date using the rule published by the Department of State. For the full requirements see the corporation Biennial Statement guide, the due date guide, and what it costs. If a filing has been missed, one filing brings the record currentIf you never file.
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