Frequently Asked Questions

An LLC annual report (or similar compliance filing) is a state-level requirement where LLCs must update their information with the state agency. The name varies by state — some call it an Annual Report, others a Biennial Statement, Statement of Information, or Annual Registration Fee.

No. Each state has its own requirements. Some states require annual filings, others biennial. Delaware, for example, does not require an Annual Report but instead requires an Annual Tax of $300.

Consequences vary by state. They may include late fees, penalties, administrative dissolution, revocation of good standing, or loss of the ability to conduct business.

It depends on the state. For example, Florida charges a $400 late fee, while Delaware charges $200 plus 1.5% monthly interest. Check your specific state using the calculator.

Yes. Each state has an official filing portal. Our tool provides direct links to the official state websites.

Yes. LLC Deadline is completely free. No signup required. No hidden fees.

We regularly verify our data against official state sources. Each state page shows the last verification date. However, we recommend always confirming current requirements with the relevant state agency.

You need to enter: (1) which state your LLC is registered in, (2) whether it is a domestic or foreign LLC, and (3) your formation or registration date. For some states, additional information like revenue or assets may be needed.