State compliance, verified
Keep your LLC in good standing.
Annual reports, state fees and registered agent rules for all 50 states — checked against official sources. Pick your state and never miss a filing.
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Everything your LLC owes the state
Deadlines
Due dates for every annual report and franchise tax, calculated for your formation date.
Fees
Current state fees and late penalties, with the official source on every number.
Registered agent
What your state requires, and how the main providers compare on price and service.
Reminders
Email alerts 60, 30 and 7 days before each deadline. Unsubscribe anytime.
How it works
Three steps to stay compliant
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Choose your state
See every recurring filing, its fee and the official link to file.
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Get your dates
Enter your formation date and get a personal calendar of deadlines.
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Get reminded
We email you before each deadline — or compare services that file for you.
Official sources only
Every fee and date links to the state’s own website.
Checked every month
Each page shows when it was last verified.
Plain English
No jargon, no fear tactics — the facts and the fix.
Free reminders
Never miss a state deadline
Leave your email and we’ll remind you 60, 30 and 7 days before each filing is due.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, with the official source.
When is my LLC’s annual report due?
It depends on your state. Some states use a fixed date for every LLC (Florida: between January 1 and May 1), others use the anniversary month of your formation. Pick your state above to see the exact rule and the official source.
Do I need a registered agent?
Yes. Every state requires an LLC to name a registered agent with a physical address in that state, available during business hours to receive legal and state mail. You can act as your own agent if you meet the state’s requirements.
What happens if I file late?
Most states charge a late fee and can administratively dissolve an LLC that keeps missing filings. In Florida, a $400 late fee is added after May 1 and it cannot be waived.
Is LLC Standing a law firm?
No. We publish general information compiled from official state sources and link to every source. It is not legal or tax advice.