Max Tuszewicki Quick answer: Every Rhode Island LLC must file an annual report with the Rhode Island Secretary of State each year, during the filing window that runs from February 1 through May 1. The filing fee is $50, plus a $2.50 enhanced access fee if you file online, so $52.50 in total. A report is late … Read more
Quick answer: The Oregon LLC annual report is a yearly filing every LLC must submit to the Oregon Secretary of State, online at sos.oregon.gov/business/ or by mail. It is due on the anniversary date of your LLC’s formation and costs $100 for a domestic LLC; a foreign LLC registered in Oregon pays $275 a year. … Read more
Quick answer: Every Oklahoma LLC must file an Annual Certificate with the Oklahoma Secretary of State each year, due on the anniversary date of your LLC’s formation. The filing fee is $25. There is no late penalty: the certificate still costs $25 when you file it after the due date, and $25 for each past-due … Read more
Quick answer: Most North Dakota LLCs must file an annual report with the North Dakota Secretary of State (online via the FirstStop portal) by November 15 each year; farming or ranching LLCs and authorized livestock farm LLCs file by April 15 instead. The filing fee is $50. Miss the deadline and a $50 late fee … Read more
Quick answer: New Mexico LLCs have no annual report filing requirement with the New Mexico Secretary of State, so there is no deadline and the fee is $0. Nothing is filed, so there is no late penalty and no dissolution for missing a report. Your LLC can still be administratively revoked by the Secretary of … Read more
Quick answer: Every New Hampshire LLC must file an annual report with the New Hampshire Secretary of State (Corporation Division) by April 1 each year, either online through the QuickStart system or by mail. The filing fee is $100. Missing the deadline adds a $50 late fee, and continued non-compliance leads to administrative dissolution, with … Read more
Quick answer: The Nebraska LLC biennial report is a mandatory filing with the Nebraska Secretary of State every two years, due April 1 of odd-numbered years. The fee is $25 online or $30 by mail, and Nebraska charges no late fee. The report is delinquent on June 16, and an LLC that has not filed … Read more
Quick answer: Montana LLCs must file an annual report with the Montana Secretary of State (sosmt.gov) by April 15 each year. The filing fee is waived for a report filed between January 1 and April 15; after April 15 the fee is $35. Montana waived the fee in 2026 and has announced the same waiver … Read more
Quick answer: Missouri does not require LLCs to file an annual report or any periodic report with the Missouri Secretary of State, so there is no deadline, no filing fee ($0) and no late penalty. To stay in good standing you must keep a registered agent on file and meet the other requirements of Chapter … Read more
Quick answer: Every Mississippi LLC must file an annual report with the Mississippi Secretary of State by April 15 each year. There is no filing fee ($0) for an LLC formed in Mississippi; a foreign LLC pays $250. Mississippi charges no monetary late penalty, but an LLC that fails to file faces administrative dissolution, and … Read more
