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DC LLC biennial report ($300, due April 1 every two years)
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LLCs registered in the District of Columbia file a biennial report with the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection (DLCP) every two years, starting the year after registration.
File on the official site: DC DLCP – Domestic Limited Liability CompanyKey facts
| Fee | $300 for a for-profit LLC.[1] |
|---|---|
| Due date | April 1 of the year after the LLC registers, then every two years.[2] |
| If late | A $100 late fee applies after April 1.[1] |
| What's in it | The report includes required ownership information under DC law; an incomplete or missing report can lead to administrative dissolution.[3] |
| Where to file | Online with DLCP's corporations division (CorpOnline).[2] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- We haven't found a scam warning published by the District of Columbia's filing office as of our last check. The state's own fee is $300 every two years, so a mailer asking for much more is not a state bill.[1]
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Common questions
How often does a DC LLC report?
Every two years, due April 1.
What does it cost?
$300, plus a $100 late fee after April 1.