Annual Report Filing
Stay in good standing with your state, every year.
Most states require LLCs and corporations to file an annual (or biennial) report confirming your business information is current. Miss it and your entity risks administrative dissolution.
- Avoids administrative dissolution — the state shutting down your entity for non-filing
- Keeps your entity's information (address, officers, agent) accurate on the public record
- One less compliance deadline to track yourself
What you get.
- Avoids administrative dissolution — the state shutting down your entity for non-filing
- Keeps your entity's information (address, officers, agent) accurate on the public record
- One less compliance deadline to track yourself
- Some states tie annual report filing to your ability to renew licenses or bid on contracts
Choose your tier.
State annual report fees (roughly $10–$400 depending on the state) are separate and paid directly to your Secretary of State.
Standard
+ state filing fees, paid separately
- Annual report preparation and filing
- Deadline tracking for your state
- Confirmation of filing delivered to your account
Rush
+ state filing fees, paid separately
- Everything in Standard
- Priority preparation ahead of a looming deadline
- Same-week submission
How it works.
- 01
We confirm your state's requirement
Filing frequency (annual, biennial or none) and deadline vary significantly by state — we check yours.
- 02
We prepare your report
Current officer, member and registered agent information confirmed with you before filing.
- 03
We file it
Submitted to your Secretary of State — you pay the state fee directly.
- 04
You get confirmation and a reminder for next year
Filed confirmation delivered to your account, with a reminder set for your next due date.
Code Craft is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This section provides self-help document filing services at your specific direction. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client relationship, and communications with Code Craft are not protected by attorney-client privilege. State and federal government filing fees are separate from our service fees and are not included in the prices shown. If your matter requires legal advice, please consult a licensed attorney in your state.
Questions about annual report filing.
No — a handful of states (including Ohio and South Carolina, for most entity types) don't require one at all. We confirm your specific state's requirement rather than assuming.
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Ready to get started?
Most annual reports process within a few business days of submission; Rush prioritizes preparation when a deadline is close.
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