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Learn when and how to file a report in Oregon.

Annual and biennial reports are entity information updates typically filed with the Secretary of State. Depending on the state and entity type, report due dates and fees vary. See the table below for information on filing a report in Oregon.

For Domestic Corporations:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$100
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you incorporated on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Law:	Oregon Statutes § 60.787.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Foreign Corporations:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$275
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you foreign-qualified on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Law:	Oregon Statutes § 60.787.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Domestic Limited Liability Companies:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$100
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you incorporated on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Law:	Oregon Statutes § 63.787.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Foreign Limited Liability Companies:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$275
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you foreign-qualified on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Law:	Oregon Statutes § 63.787.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Nonprofit Corporations:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$50
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you incorporated or foreign-qualified on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Law:	ORS 65.787
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Domestic Professional Corporations:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$100
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you incorporated on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Foreign Professional Corporations:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$275
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you foreign-qualified on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Domestic Professional LLCs:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$100
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you incorporated on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

For Foreign Professional LLCs:

Agency:	Oregon Secretary of State - Corporations Division
Form:	None - you must file online.
Filing method:	Online
Agency fee:	$275
Due:	Annually by your registration anniversary day. So if you foreign-qualified on March 15th, then your annual report is due every year by March 15th. You may start filing 45 days prior.
Penalties:	No late fee. Your entity status becomes 'inactive' in public records. Your business can be dissolved or revoked at 45 days late.
Notes:	Anyone with authority may file. Original signatures are not required.

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