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Georgia LLC annual registration ($60, due April 1)
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Georgia LLCs and corporations file an annual registration with the Secretary of State's Corporations Division every year between January 1 and April 1.
File on the official site: Georgia SOS – How to File Annual RegistrationKey facts
| Fee | $60 for LLCs (also profit corporations, LPs, LLLPs); $40 nonprofit corporations; $30 amended registration.[1] |
|---|---|
| Due date | By April 1; may be filed from January 1. You can also pay up to 3 calendar years in advance.[1] |
| Late penalty | $25 for late filing.[1] |
| Note | Fees are non-refundable, so confirm your entity's registration is due for the current year before paying.[1] |
| Where to file | Georgia Secretary of State online annual registration.[1] |
Lookalike letters the state has warned about
- Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division: third-party mailers offering to file your registration often charge several times the state fee. Georgia law requires them to say at the top, in large type: "THIS IS A SOLICITATION. THIS IS NOT A BILL OR OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT…" and to mark the envelope "SOLICITATION."[2]
Common questions
How much is the Georgia LLC annual registration?
The Secretary of State lists $60 for LLCs, with a $25 penalty if filed after April 1.
Is a letter about my Georgia annual registration from the state?
Check for the legally required "THIS IS A SOLICITATION" notice; if it's there, it's a private company. File directly with the Secretary of State.