About Connecticut is dedicated to improving its business climate by simplifying the registration and licensing process for new and expanding businesses. There's no charge for Smart Start services, but agency fees still apply. Get FREE, confidential, assistance by completing an easy online form or call 1-800-392-2122.

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	Your Guide Through the Business Registration Process The first step for business start-ups This efficient, timesaving program is designed to bring your business into full compliance with Connecticut law quickly and easily. From one location, Smart Start helps business owners not only identify their registration and licensing requirements with appropriate state agencies but registers the business with the agencies.
	Knowledgeable staff Smart Start staff have extensive training and are up-to-date on the policies of each agency involved with the program. Smart Start even provides notary services. In addition to assisting business owners with state agency applications, Smart Start staff can determine what other licensing and registration requirements your business may need and provide contacts to help guide you through the rest of the process. Smart Start does not replace the services of a lawyer or accountant. See our Professional Referral section for information on finding these services. Where to start Reach Smart Start by calling 1-800-392-2122 or complete an easy online form.  Appointments are available at regional offices or via web conferencing (selected regions only).

For specific questions regarding the status of your personal license application submission or renewal, please contact the licensing agency directly. For questions regarding new business licensing and registration or business assistance, call at 1-800-392-2122 or complete an easy  online form.
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