If you run a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Louisiana, you must reregister your company every year. This guarantees that your company maintains its legal standing and complies with state rules. In this article, we’ll walk you through the procedure for renewing your Louisiana LLC and address some frequently asked issues about it.
In Louisiana, you need to submit an Annual Report to the Secretary of State in order to renew your LLC. On the anniversary of the day your LLC was formed, this report is due. You have two options for submitting your yearly report: online or by mail.
Visit the Louisiana Secretary of State website and click the “File Annual Report” option to submit your report electronically. Name of your LLC, place of business, and other essential details must be provided. The Annual Report online submission fee is $30.
Download the Annual Report form from the Louisiana Secretary of State website if you’d rather mail your submission. Complete the form and send it, along with a check or money order for the $30 filing fee, to the address on the form.
Your Louisiana LLC is created legally through the Articles of Organization. You can ask the Louisiana Secretary of State for a copy of your articles of organization if you require it. It can be ordered online or in the mail.
Visit the Louisiana Secretary of State website and choose “Search for Business Filings” to submit your request online. Enter the name of your LLC, then choose the right company from the search results. You can examine and download a copy of your articles of organization after choosing your business.
You can obtain a copy of the Business Entity Document Request form by downloading it from the Louisiana Secretary of State website and sending your request by mail. Complete the form and mail it, along with a check or money order for the $15 processing fee, to the address on the form.
Yes, in order to officially form the business, Louisiana requires all LLCs to submit Articles of Organization to the Secretary of State. The name, purpose, company address, registered agent, and other essential details of the LLC must all be included in the Articles of Organization.
An official letter known as a “Letter of Good Standing” attests to the fact that your LLC complies with state laws and has paid all required fees. In Louisiana, a Letter of Good Standing costs $25. A Letter of Good Standing can be obtained from the Louisiana Secretary of State by mail or online. Visit the Louisiana Secretary of State website and click the “Request a Certificate or Document” option to submit your request online. You can submit a request by mail by downloading the Certificate/Document Request form from the Louisiana Secretary of State website and sending it, along with a check or money order for the $25 fee, to the address specified on the form.
In Louisiana, renewing your LLC is a simple procedure that just submitting an Annual Report to the Secretary of State. The filing fee is $30, and you can do it online or by mail. You can ask the Louisiana Secretary of State for a copy of your articles of organization if you require it. Articles of Organization must be filed in Louisiana for all LLCs in order to formally incorporate the company. Last but not least, a Letter of Good Standing is available from the Louisiana Secretary of State for $25 and can be ordered online or by mail.