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Foreign LLC certificate of authority

Oregon Foreign LLC Certificate of Authority: Form 110

An LLC formed in another state registers with Oregon on Form 110, Application for Authority to Transact Business - Foreign Limited Liability Company. The $275 filing fee goes to Oregon; our $199 covers preparing and filing it plus the first year of Oregon registered agent service, for $474 at checkout. Oregon waives the home-state certificate when it can search the home state's records online for free.

Our service$199
Oregon state fee$275
Total$474
Choose your home state

Oregon LLC certificate of authority at a glance

Filing
Form 110, Application for Authority to Transact Business - Foreign Limited Liability Company
State fee
$275 filing fee
Total with us
$474, first year of Oregon registered agent service included
Home-state certificate
Waived when the home state has free online records
Oregon yearly filing
Annual Report, $275, every year
Filed with
Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division

What Form 110 asks for

For Form 110, Oregon needs:

  • The exact name of your LLC as formed
  • The state it was formed in and its date of formation
  • A Oregon registered agent with a street address there; we fill in ours
  • A principal office address
  • A home-state certificate only when Oregon cannot look up the home state's records online

LLC into Oregon, by home state

Every home state pays the same $474 at checkout for Oregon.

Formed inHome-state certificateFirst year
AlabamaOnly if not searchable online$474
AlaskaOnly if not searchable online$474
ArizonaOnly if not searchable online$474
ArkansasOnly if not searchable online$474
CaliforniaOnly if not searchable online$474
ColoradoOnly if not searchable online$474
ConnecticutOnly if not searchable online$474
DelawareOnly if not searchable online$474
FloridaOnly if not searchable online$474
GeorgiaOnly if not searchable online$474
HawaiiOnly if not searchable online$474
IdahoOnly if not searchable online$474
IllinoisOnly if not searchable online$474
IndianaOnly if not searchable online$474
IowaOnly if not searchable online$474
KansasOnly if not searchable online$474
KentuckyOnly if not searchable online$474
LouisianaOnly if not searchable online$474
MaineOnly if not searchable online$474
MarylandOnly if not searchable online$474
MassachusettsOnly if not searchable online$474
MichiganOnly if not searchable online$474
MinnesotaOnly if not searchable online$474
MississippiOnly if not searchable online$474
MissouriOnly if not searchable online$474
MontanaOnly if not searchable online$474
NebraskaOnly if not searchable online$474
NevadaOnly if not searchable online$474
New HampshireOnly if not searchable online$474
New JerseyOnly if not searchable online$474
New MexicoOnly if not searchable online$474
New YorkOnly if not searchable online$474
North CarolinaOnly if not searchable online$474
North DakotaOnly if not searchable online$474
OhioOnly if not searchable online$474
OklahomaOnly if not searchable online$474
PennsylvaniaOnly if not searchable online$474
Rhode IslandOnly if not searchable online$474
South CarolinaOnly if not searchable online$474
South DakotaOnly if not searchable online$474
TennesseeOnly if not searchable online$474
TexasOnly if not searchable online$474
UtahOnly if not searchable online$474
VermontOnly if not searchable online$474
VirginiaOnly if not searchable online$474
WashingtonOnly if not searchable online$474
West VirginiaOnly if not searchable online$474
WisconsinOnly if not searchable online$474
WyomingOnly if not searchable online$474

When Oregon expects an LLC to register

Oregon law lists 11 activities that do not, on their own, count as doing business in Oregon; the list gives examples and is not the full test. A one-off transaction completed within 30 days, and not one of a series, does not count either. An office, staff, or regular sales and contracts there are what typically lead to registration.

If you do business in Oregon without registering

An unregistered LLC doing business there cannot start a lawsuit in Oregon courts until it registers. Its contracts stay valid, and it can still defend a case brought against it. Members and managers do not become personally liable just because the LLC skipped registration.

Oregon registered agent rule

Oregon requires every registered foreign LLC to keep a registered agent there. Switching agents later carries no Oregon fee. A resigning agent stays responsible for 31 days after filing the resignation. Our $199 includes the first year of Oregon registered agent service, then $149 a year.

Oregon yearly filings

Once registered, your LLC files the Oregon Annual Report every year, at $275, due Anniversary of the foreign LLC's Oregon registration, every year. The Oregon filing window opens ~45 days before anniversary date and closes Anniversary date. From year two, keeping the Oregon registration costs $424 a year with our registered agent service.

How long Oregon takes

We file Form 110 online with the Oregon Secretary of State.

Leaving Oregon later

If your LLC stops doing business there, it ends the registration by filing a Foreign LLC Amendment/Withdrawal ($275). Until that is filed, Oregon's yearly filing stays due.

Oregon foreign LLC questions

Do I have to register my LLC in Oregon?

Yes, if it was formed in another state and does business there. Oregon law lists 11 activities that do not count on their own. A one-off deal finished within 30 days does not count either. An office, staff or regular sales there usually mean registering.

How much does foreign LLC registration in Oregon cost?

$474 at checkout: the $275 filing fee plus our $199, which includes the first year of registered agent service.

Does Oregon need a certificate from my home state?

Not when Oregon can search the home state's records online for free.

What does it cost each year to stay registered in Oregon?

$424 a year: $275 for the Annual Report and $149 for our registered agent service. The home state's own yearly filing stays separate.

What if I don't register with Oregon?

Your LLC cannot sue in court there until it registers.

Do I need a registered agent in Oregon?

Yes. Oregon requires one for every LLC registered there from another state. Ours is included for the first year, then $149 a year.

How do I withdraw from Oregon later?

File an Amendment/Withdrawal ($275) with the Oregon Secretary of State.

Can I form a new Oregon LLC instead?

It is possible, but that is a separate company that files Oregon's Annual Report ($100), while the original keeps its home-state filings. Registering keeps one company in both states.

Is the Oregon filing the same for a corporation?

No: corporations file Form 50 ($275 in state fees, the same fee), and LLCs file Form 110.

Is this a certificate of authority?

Yes. Oregon issues a certificate of authority once the filing is approved.

Official Oregon sources