New York LLC Biennial Statement Filing
File your LLC's biennial statement with the New York Department of State. $59 flat, the $9 state fee included, filed online by us.
$59 flat
$59 flat. The $9 state fee is included. Filed online by us.
- Your biennial statement filed online with the New York Department of State
- The $9 state fee
- Your process address (where the Department mails legal papers served on the LLC) updated on the statement
- The filing confirmation sent to you by email
When Is My New York LLC's Biennial Statement Due?
Every two years, in the calendar month the LLC's original articles of organization (or application for authority) were filed. New York LLC Law §301(e) requires it. The Department of State says not to file before the calendar month it is due. (DOS: biennial statements)
How Much Does a New York LLC Biennial Statement Cost?
$59 flat with PublishProof, including the Department of State's $9 filing fee. We file it online.
What Happens If a New York LLC's Biennial Statement Is Late?
The Department of State marks the LLC past due in its records, which it says may keep the LLC from completing certain business transactions. A certificate of status shows the past-due filing. A past-due LLC can still file online. (DOS: biennial statements)
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Biennial Statement Filing: Common Questions
What Does the Biennial Statement Contain for an LLC?
The address where the New York Secretary of State mails a copy of any legal process served on the LLC. Filing it updates that address in the Department's records. (DOS: biennial statements)
Can I File It Early?
No. The Department of State says a biennial statement should not be filed before the calendar month it is due. If yours isn't due yet when you order, we email you before filing.
How Is It Filed?
Online, through the Department of State's e-Statement Filing Service. The Department offers no expedited handling for biennial statements, and we don't promise when it posts the filing.
How Do I Know My Due Month?
It is the calendar month the LLC was originally formed (or authorized in New York), every two years. The Department emails a reminder at the start of the due month if it has an email address for the LLC.
What Do You Need From Me?
The LLC's exact legal name, its DOS ID number or exact formation date, and the address the LLC wants on file for service of process.
PublishProof is a filing service, not a law firm, and doesn't give legal advice.