Included in this series are the following: (1) copies of the Georgia Building and Loan Act of 1937; (2) the 1952 Senate Amendment to said act, and (3) copies of the rules of the Office of Secretary of State regarding Building and Loan Associations.

This series consists of the form letters notarized by the Secretary of State stating that the attached material is a true and correct copy of the original articles of incorporation and certification by the Secretary of State for the company's name. Usually attached to the letter is a receipt showing when and to whom material was mailed.

This series consists of correspondence to the Corporations Division of the Office of Secretary of State from various corporations giving notice of resignation or change of registered agent or address for the company. The correspondence is generally on a form supplied by the Division and is notarized.

This series consists of volumes recording some of the companies incorporated in Georgia by county. The volumes list: 1) name of corporation, 2) nature of business, 3) when incorporated, 4) where incorporated, 5) by what authority incorporated, and 6) capital stock.

This series contains lists of foreign (out of state) and domestic companies incorporated in Georgia kept on a daily and quarterly basis. The lists of companies generally give the company's name, address and date of incorporation.

This series consists of correspondence from various corporations to the Office of Secretary of State requesting status of their payment on Form F-38 (annual filing reports), explanations on why the company will not be paying the annual report that year, requesting names and addresses of certain companies, and other routine business.

This series is a record of automobile tags counted and delivered to the Office of Commissioner of Vehicles to be issued for automobiles, motorcycles, dealers, chauffeurs, and trucks. See also RGSGSERIES 34-7-44, Dept. of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Tax.

This register includes: (1) registration date, (2) name of automobile owner, (3) address of automobile owner, and (4) remarks (name and make of automobile). This register was required by law in 1910. A subsequent act in 1931 transferred this function to the Revenue Department. See also RGSGSERIES 2-12-42, Applications for Registrations of Automobiles.

This series consists of a ledger showing the dollar amounts received via mail and window sales for license plates issued. Information includes dollar receipts for: (1) passenger cars, (2) trucks, (3) dealers, (4) chauffeurs, (5) motorcycles, (6) duplicate plates, and (7) other. The ledger further shows dollar amounts for bad checks, and shortages. Also included is a recap of the Department's payroll, office expenses, and bank withdrawals.

This series consists of photocopies (original records are not available) of passenger automobile registration applications. For each registration the following data is given: (1) name of owner, (2) address, (3) make, model, and motor serial number, (4) horse power, (5) number of cylinders, (6) date of purchase, and (7) signature of applicant. The license number is stamped on the form.

This series contains the unbound copies of commissions and resignations of members of abolished county boards of education.

The governor of the state was empowered by the Georgia Constitution of 1789 to grant commissions to military and civil officers. These commissions were filed in the Office of the Secretary of State. This series includes: 1) copy of commission; 2) name of person commissioned, and 3) date of commission.

The governor of the state was empowered by the Constitution of 1789 to grant commissions to military and civil officers. These commissions were filed in the Office of the Secretary of State. This series includes: (1) name of person commissioned; (2) date of commission; (3) county of commission, and (4) current date.

The governor of the state was empowered by the Constitution of 1789 to grant commissions to military and civil officers. These commissions were filed in the Office of the Secretary of State. This series includes: (1) the commission; (2) name of person commissioned; (3) county of commission, and (4) date of commission.

This series consists of the files kept on every Constable duly elected by the people of Georgia. Included are: (1) original Dedimus Potestatem; (2) copy of the commission;(3) copy of the election certificate, and (4) correspondence. The series is closely related to RGSGSERIES 2 - 3 - 39, Commissions and Appointments of Notaries Public and Ex officio Justices of the Peace and RGSGSERIES 2 - 3 - 56, Constable Register.

This series consists of the files kept on every Justice of the Peace duly elected by the people of Georgia. Included are: (1) original dedimus potestatem; (2) copy of the commission; (3) copy of the election certificate, and (4) correspondence. This series is very closely related to RGSGSERIES 2 - 3 - 39, Commissions and Appointment Records for Notaries Public and Ex Officio Justices of the Peace, 1947 - 1983.

The Governor of the state was empowered by the Constitution of 1789 to grant commissions to military and civil officers. These commissions were filed by the Office of the Secretary of State. This series includes: 1) name of person commissioned; 2) date of commission; 3) when succeeded, and 4) county.

This series includes: (1) the certified Judge's Order of Appointment from the Clerk of the Superior Court; (2) the Dedimus Potestatem (authorization to administer the oath of office); (3) a carbon copy of the Commission, and (4) correspondence and worksheets. Prior to January 1, 1949, the function of preparing the Commissions was performed by the Governor's Office. (See RGSGSERIES 1 - 2 - 32, Commissions, Bonds, and Resignations of County Officials).

This series consists of publications designed to acquaint the public with the duties of the above named officials. The titles of the publications are self explanatory. The numbers in parentheses on the finding aid refer to the number of copies of each publication.

This sub series consists of records documenting the incorporation of bank, insurance, railroad, navigation, and express companies. Included are original and transcribed copies of petitions for charters, amendments, and renewals; certificates of charters, amendments, and renewals; and related papers.