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About Delaware Foreign Registration
Delaware Foreign Registration prepares and files the Delaware registration for LLCs formed in other states, then watches for the June 1 tax that comes with it.
How an order runs
Send us the LLC's particulars and the day its Delaware work started. We check the name, request the certificate from the home state, put the agent on the form (we can serve as that agent) and lodge the application with the Division of Corporations. You receive the stamped record and the date the first tax payment falls.
What a lawyer should answer
Whether your activity amounts to doing business in Delaware, how to handle months already worked unregistered, and what a fine means for your company are questions for a Delaware lawyer. Our job ends at preparing and filing the registration.
What stays open after the filing
A registered foreign LLC has no annual report in Delaware, only the tax due each June 1. We flag that date when we send you the record, and the annual tax page sets out what late payment does. If the LLC later stops working in Delaware, the cancellation page covers the exit.
Reaching us
For questions before or after an order, the contact page lists how to reach us.
Our charge, then the Delaware fee
Register in Delaware
+ $200 Delaware fee
- The Certificate of Registration of a Foreign Limited Liability Company, prepared from your answers
- A fresh certificate of existence from the home state, ordered for the filing
- A Delaware registered agent, either our office or your own choice
- Your Delaware registration and the date the first annual tax is payable
- Renewal: after the first year, the agent service renews at $149 a year
$199
Start my Delaware filingOur charge and the Delaware fee are separate lines at checkout. $199 plus the state fee, including your first year of registered agent service; after that the agent service renews at $149 a year.
Doing business in Delaware?
One order covers the application, the certificate and the agent. After that we flag the June 1 tax.