Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

May 8, 2025

Access the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection here.

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection is a state agency responsible for ensuring the protection of consumers in various industries such as retail, financial services, and healthcare. They enforce state laws and regulations to promote fair and honest business practices and provide resources for consumers to make informed decisions.

Agency Accounts

Connecticut Charity Registration Account

Access your online account via CT eLicense.

The Connecticut Charity Registration Account allows you to set up and manage the following information:

  • Connecticut Charity Registration Number

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