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Flat Fees. Every State Fee at Cost.
Four filings, four flat prices. The government's own fee is always shown separately and passed straight through — and we'll tell you when you can just file it yourself.
This Year's Filing, Made Simple
$159+ state fees
We prepare your state's annual report from your details, confirm the government's exact fee, and file it well ahead of the deadline. You get the stamped confirmation for your records.
- Exact fee and deadline confirmed before you pay
- Filed early, so a late penalty never lands
- State fee passed through at cost, itemized
Stay Compliant Year After Year
$139/year + state fees
The subscription files your report for you every year and tracks the deadline — priced below the one-time filing because you're committing, not as a penalty for staying.
- Filed automatically, every year, ahead of the deadline
- The full total shown before every renewal
- Cancel anytime in one email — no retention maze
Dissolve Your Business On Your Own Terms
$179+ state fees
Walking away isn't closing. Until the state has a dissolution on file, reports keep coming due and penalties keep stacking. We file it so the obligations stop cleanly.
- Standing check first — we confirm what your state requires
- Any report the state needs on the way out, flagged up front
- Stamped confirmation delivered for your records
Back Into Good Standing
$199+ state fees
If the state administratively dissolved or revoked your company, we work out every missed report and penalty, file them in the right order, and get you current again.
- Free standing check before you pay anything
- Every missed report and penalty priced up front
- Next deadline flagged so it doesn't repeat
Choose Your State. We'll Get It Filed
Each state has its own report, fee, and deadline — and a few require no report at all. Pick yours to see exactly what applies.
FAQs for Our Filing Services
What is an annual report, and do I have to file one?+
Most states require a registered business to file a short report every year (some call it a periodic, biennial, or statement-of-information filing) to stay active. Miss it and you risk late fees, loss of good standing, and eventually administrative dissolution. The form, fee, and frequency vary by state — we confirm yours before you pay.
Which states do you file in, and when is mine due?+
All 50 states and DC. Deadlines vary: Florida is a hard May 1 with a $400 late penalty, Wyoming is your formation-anniversary month, Delaware's LLC tax is due June 1, Connecticut is March 31. A few states — New Mexico LLCs, for example — require no annual report at all.
What information do you need from me?+
Your exact legal business name, the state it's registered in, your state file or entity number if you have it (we can look it up), your principal and mailing address, the members or managers on record, and an email for the state's confirmation.
What if I've already missed my deadline?+
Send us your details anyway. We'll confirm the current status, any late penalty the state charges, and what it takes to get back into good standing — before you pay anything. If the state has already dissolved the entity, that's our reinstatement service.
How long does it take?+
We prepare and submit your report promptly, and we file well ahead of your deadline on purpose. After that it moves at your state's pace — some states confirm same-day, others take a few weeks. We don't promise a clock, because government timing genuinely varies.
Filing Compliance Made Simple and Honest
One short form. One flat fee. The state's fee at cost.
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