Annual reports, filed for you.
Most states require businesses to file an annual or biennial report. We track your deadline, prepare the report, and file it with the state so your company stays in good standing.
What is an annual report?
An annual report (called a statement of information or biennial report in some states) updates the state on your company’s basic details: its address, registered agent, and members, managers, or officers.
Deadlines and fees differ by state. Missing one can bring late penalties and, eventually, administrative dissolution — which means losing your good standing and your liability protection.
Missing a report can lead to
Why staying on schedule matters.
Done for you in three simple steps
Tell us about your company
Share your business name and state. We’ll confirm your due date and what the state requires.
We prepare and file
We complete your report with your current details and file it with the state the same day.
You stay in good standing
You get a filing confirmation, and we remind you before next year’s deadline.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on your state. Some states use a fixed date for every company, others use your formation anniversary. We’ll confirm your exact deadline.
$49 plus the state’s filing fee, which varies by state and is passed through at cost.
We can still file it. Late fees may apply from the state. If your company was dissolved, our Reinstatement service can restore it.
Most do, though a few states don’t, and some require one every two years instead. We’ll tell you what applies to your business.
Never miss a state deadline.
We file your report the same day and remind you before the next one is due.