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Carter-Jones Companies, Inc.

Corporation (For-Profit) (Corp.) · East Lansing, United States · LEI 254900R9PNS0FAHQLU21
LEI lapsedgroup parent

Summary

Carter-Jones Companies, Inc. is registered in the United States. Its legal form is Corporation (For-Profit) (Corp.). Carter-Jones Companies, Inc. is the ultimate parent of a group of 1 subsidiary in 1 country, as reported to GLEIF. GLEIF gives this reason: no known person controls the entity, for example because its shareholders are diverse. It has 1 direct subsidiary in GLEIF data. The LEI was first issued on 14 May 2018 and the record was last updated on 15 Mar 2022. It has lapsed: renewal was due by 14 May 2021. AssetCensus found 1 data-quality note for this entity (see below).

Written from GLEIF data using fixed, reviewed sentence templates.

Data-quality notes (AssetCensus analysis)

  • The LEI has lapsed: it was due for renewal by 14 May 2021 and was not renewed, so GLEIF's data for this entity has not been re-verified since. A lapsed LEI does not mean the company has ceased to exist.

Company details

Legal formCorporation (For-Profit) (Corp.)
Register · Register website
Registration number800025700
Registration authorityCorporations Division (Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs)
JurisdictionUnited States (US-MI)
Registered addressc/o CSC-Lawyers Incorporating Service (Company), 601 Abbot Road, 48823 East Lansing, United States
Headquarters address601 Tallmadge Road, 44240 Kent, United States
Categorycompany or other legal entity
Statusactive
LEI254900R9PNS0FAHQLU21
LEI statuslapsed
LEI first issued14 May 2018
LEI record last updated15 Mar 2022
Next LEI renewal14 May 2021
Corroboration of the LEI recordfully corroborated

Group membership

Carter-Jones Companies, Inc. this entity
Carter Lumber of Virginia, Inc. United States

Parent not reported to GLEIF

  • Direct parent: no known person controls the entity, for example because its shareholders are diverse.
  • Ultimate parent: no known person controls the entity, for example because its shareholders are diverse.

Direct subsidiaries (1)