One requirement for maintaining a Limited Liability Company (LLC), Limited Partnership (LP), Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), or corporation in Oregon is filing an Annual Report with the Oregon Secretary of State. The Report confirms and updates the company’s information each year.
Who Needs to File an Annual Report?
Domestic and foreign corporations, LPs, LLPs, and LLCs are required to file an annual report each year after the year the company was formed.
What is Needed to File an Oregon Annual Report?
You can file your Oregon LLC, LP, LLP, or Corporation’s Annual Report online or by mail. To file online, visit the Oregon Secretary of State’s website; otherwise, you can download and fill out the Annual Report.
The report asks for information such as:
- Secretary of State Registry Number – You can find your registry number by doing an Oregon entity search, entering your business name, and finding the first field listed as “Registry Nbr.”
- Legal name of the entity
- Business activity description
- Mailing address
- Contact information for the Oregon Registered Agent
- Name and address of the officers, directors, members, and/or managers
- Contact email address
Processing takes one business day when filing online or 7-10 business days by mail.
Oregon Annual Report Cost
The Oregon Annual Report filing fee for the corporation, LLC, LP, or LLP is $100.
Annual Report Due Date
The Annual Report is due by the anniversary date of the entity’s formation. The anniversary date can be found on the filed Articles of Organization or the Oregon Business Registry Database.
If the Corporation or LLC were formed on June 1st, 2025, the first annual report deadline would be June 1st, 2026.
The Oregon Secretary of State’s office emails a reminder notice before the Annual Report due date. Even though a reminder is sent, it’s important to make an additional reminder for yourself should you not receive it.
Oregon Annual Report FAQs
My business made little or no money. Do I still have to file the Oregon Annual Report?
Even if your Oregon corporation or LLC received no income or had no business activity, the Annual Report still needs to be filed.
What happens if you don’t file the Oregon Annual Report on time?
While there are no fees for late Annual Report filings, the Oregon Secretary of State will revoke the entity’s ability to operate if it isn’t filed within 45 days of the due date.
Oregon Secretary of State Contact Information
Oregon Secretary of State
255 Capitol St. NE, Suite 151
Salem OR 97310
