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REGISTRATION and UPDATING PROCEDURES FOR COMMERCIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY CODE (CAGE) or a NATO CAGE (CAGE)BACKGROUND The U.S. established the Commercial and Governmental Entity Code (CAGE), a code

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1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information about your commercial or governmental entity. This may include the name, address, contact details, and identification numbers.
2. Review the specific requirements and forms provided by the relevant authorities. These may differ depending on the jurisdiction and type of entity you are registering.
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4. Attach any necessary supporting documents, such as identification proofs, licenses, permits, or certificates. Make sure to follow any instructions related to document format, size, or notarization.
5. If there are any additional fees, ensure that you include the required payment with the application. Double-check the acceptable payment methods and addresses where the fees should be sent.
6. Before submitting the completed forms, carefully review everything for accuracy and completeness. Any mistakes or missing information could result in delays or rejection of your application.
7. Once you are satisfied with the application, follow the specified submission process. This may involve mailing the forms to a specific address, submitting them online, or visiting a local government office.
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1. Individuals or groups starting a new business, whether it's a corporation, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), or any other legal entity, need to fill out a commercial entity registration.
2. Non-profit organizations and charities that operate in a commercial capacity, such as selling goods or services for fundraising purposes, may also need to register as commercial entities.
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4. Contractors, vendors, or service providers seeking to engage in business relationships with governmental entities often need to go through a registration process to establish their legitimacy and eligibility for government contracts or tenders.
5. Entities involved in international trade, import-export, or customs activities may require registration as commercial entities to facilitate customs clearance and compliance with trade regulations.

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