Every official charge for forming an LLC in New Mexico in 2026: the filing fee, the other mandatory state costs, the documents you need, and the filing office's own contact details — taken from the state's published sources, not from a filing service.
| Charge | Amount |
|---|---|
| Filing fee — Articles of Organization | $50 |
| First-year minimum total | $50 |
The total is the cheapest filing channel plus the fixed mandatory charges that fall due in year one. Variable charges are listed at “No fixed fee” and are not folded into the total.
| Online filing | $50 |
Fee set by NMSA 1978, § 53-19-63(A): $50 for filing the original articles of organization and issuing a certificate of organization. The Secretary of State's Business Services page states all business filings have moved online and paper filings are no longer accepted for any business application, so there is no separate paper fee.
File through the official portal above — third-party filing services charge extra for the same filing.
Articles of Organization: Filed online only through SOS Enterprise; New Mexico no longer accepts paper business filings. Statutory basis NMSA 1978, §§ 53-19-7 to 53-19-10.
Once the LLC is formed, these pages work out what it keeps: New Mexico Tax Brackets · New Mexico Income Tax Calculator · New Mexico Paycheck Calculator.
New Mexico does not require an annual report for LLCs — there is no yearly report fee to budget.
There are no other recurring state filings recorded for New Mexico LLCs.
New Mexico's first-year minimum of $50 sits in the full ranking of all 51 jurisdictions — the cheapest first year is Montana at $35 and the most expensive is California at $870.
Official sources — fees verified 3 November 2026:
https://d2l2jhoszs7d12.cloudfront.net/state/New Mexico/Secretary of State/www.sos.state.nm.us/Business Services/Corporations/NM Domestic LLC/dllc-inst.pdf
https://www.sos.nm.gov/business-services/
Forming an LLC in New Mexico? This page lists every official state charge for 2026 — filing fee, mandatory extras, the annual report and the documents — with the filing office's own phone, website and portal.
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Every official charge for forming and keeping an LLC in New Mexico in 2026: a $50 filing fee for the Articles of Organization, a first-year minimum of $50, the documents the state asks for, and the filing office's own phone, website and portal — read from the state's published sources, not a filing service's price list.
Forming an LLC in New Mexico: you pay $50 to file the Articles of Organization with the New Mexico Secretary of State. With the mandatory year-one charges counted, your first-year minimum is $50; after that the recurring state cost is no fixed recurring state charge.
Every figure comes from the state's own published fee schedule or statute (the page lists its official sources) and was checked on 3 November 2026. The first-year minimum is the cheapest filing channel plus the fixed mandatory charges that fall due in year one; annual report fees fall due after year one, and variable charges such as newspaper publication have no fixed amount, so both are shown separately rather than folded into the total.
Filing the Articles of Organization costs $50 at the cheapest channel. Counting the mandatory state charges that fall due in year one, the first-year minimum is $50. Registered-agent services and local licences are extra and are not state charges.
No — New Mexico does not require LLCs to file an annual report, so there is no yearly report fee. There is no fixed recurring state charge either.
Articles of Organization; Registered agent and registered office in New Mexico; Operating agreement. You will also need a free EIN from the IRS — a federal step that is the same in every state.
You file with the New Mexico Secretary of State, Business Services Division. Phone: 505-827-3600. Email: Business.Services@sos.nm.gov. File online at https://enterprise.sos.nm.gov/.
No — beyond the Articles of Organization filing fee, New Mexico records no other mandatory state charges for a standard LLC.
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