Corporate Members of the Chamber are commercial legal entities doing business in Georgia, and interested in the purposes for which the Chamber is organized. Corporate A Members must fall into at least one of the following categories:

1. A company founded or incorporated in the US, whose principal place of business (i.e., principal place of management) is located in the US, with the majority of the members of its Board of Directors, officers, or shareholders being U.S. citizens. It must submit a consolidated corporate income tax return for its worldwide operations to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service on an annual basis.
2. A company in which more than 33 percent of the ultimate beneficial ownership belongs to one or more U.S. citizens.
3. A Georgian-registered legal entity that derives at least 33 percent of its annual revenues from US-source business and customers.
4. A Georgian legal entity at least 33% of whose input goods and services are purchased from the United States (i.e., would constitute US export of goods and services).
5. A company registered in Georgia that has a franchise agreement to do business under a major recognized US brand.