Statement of Information

Businesses must file a Statement of Information—we make it easy.

What is a Statement of Information?

A Statement of Information is an official document submitted to the Secretary of State to disclose essential company information. It ensures that your business records remain current and accurate.

The form typically includes:

Business address
Names and addresses of company officers, managers, or members
Registered agent information
Type of business activity
Any changes in structure or management

Who Needs to File?

Most business entities must file a Statement of Information, including:

LLCs (Limited Liability Companies)
Corporations (S-Corp and C-Corp)
Nonprofit Corporations

Filing is required at the time of formation and regularly afterward—based on your entity type and state requirements.

Our Statement of Information Services Include

We take the hassle out of compliance with comprehensive filing support:

Initial Filing: We ensure your first Statement of Information is submitted correctly and on time.
Annual/Biennial Filing: We track your deadlines and ensure you meet every filing requirement to maintain good standing.
Registered Agent Updates: We help you keep your registered agent info current and compliant.

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When to File?

Filing requirements vary by business type and state:

When to File?

LLC

Corporation

Nonprofit

Initial Filing

Within 90 days of registration

Within 90 days of incorporation

Ongoing Filing

Every 2 years (Biennial)

Every year (Annual)

Every 2 years (Biennial)

You must also file whenever major changes occur—such as changes in business address, officer names, or registered agent.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Statement of Information?

A Statement of Information is a document filed with the state that provides updated details about your business, such as your address, officers, and agent for service of process.

When do I need to file a Statement of Information?

Most states require you to file the initial statement shortly after forming your business, and then periodically (annually or biennially) to remain compliant.

What happens if I don't file the Statement of Information on time?

Failing to file on time can result in late fees, penalties, or even suspension or forfeiture of your business status.

What information is required in the Statement of Information?

Typically, you'll need to provide your business name, address, names and addresses of officers or members, and the name of your registered agent.

Can I update my business details through this filing?

Yes, filing a Statement of Information is the proper way to update key business information with the state, such as address changes or changes in ownership/management.

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Running a business comes with legal responsibilities. Our compliance and business upkeep services ensure that your company stays legally sound, up to date with amendments, and meets all regulatory requirements without hassle.

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