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Oregon LLC Cost

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Every official charge for forming an LLC in Oregon 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.

Forming an LLC in Oregon costs $100 to file the Articles of Organization, and the first-year minimum is $100. The annual report costs $100.
Filing fee
$100
Articles of Organization
First-year minimum
$100
Filing + mandatory year-1 state costs
Annual report
$100
Annual report
Other year-1 costs
None
Mandatory, on top of the filing fee

What you pay in year one — Oregon

ChargeAmount
Filing fee — Articles of Organization$100
First-year minimum total$100

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.

Articles of Organization: Filed with the Secretary of State, Corporation Division (Business Registry). The official Articles of Organization form states: 'Required Processing Fee $100' and 'Processing Fees are nonrefundable'.

After you form

  1. Get the free EIN from the IRS, then open a business bank account so company and personal money stay separate.
  2. Stay compliant: the annual report costs $100 — diary the due date before you form.
  • Employer Identification Number (EIN) — free from the IRS; a federal step that is the same in every state.

Who you file with

DepartmentOregon Secretary of State
DivisionCorporation Division
EmailContact form only — no email address is published

File through the official portal above — third-party filing services charge extra for the same filing.

Filing fee by channel

Standard filing$100

Flat $100 for a domestic LLC per the official Business Registry Fee Schedule ('Limited Liability Companies — Domestic: Articles of Organization $100.00'). Same fee online or by mail; no separate online/paper amounts published. Foreign LLC Application for Authority is $275 (not the domestic formation fee).

Documents you need

  • Articles of Organization — Formation document plus $100 nonrefundable processing fee submitted to Business Registry / Corporation Division; name must contain 'Limited Liability Company' or 'LLC' and be distinguishable from other active names on the Business Registry.
  • Registered agent in Oregon — Official SOS Business Information Center: 'A limited liability company must have a registered agent in Oregon whose street address is the registered office.'
  • Operating agreement (not filed) — Official SOS Business Information Center: 'The internal affairs of the LLC are governed by oral or written operating agreements.' No filing of the operating agreement with the Secretary of State is required on the pages read; whether the LLC is manager-managed must be stated in the Articles of Organization.
  • Annual Report / Renewal — Yearly renewal confirming/updating registered agent, registered office, principal place of business and member/manager information; $100, due on the filing anniversary (see annual_report).

How forming works in Oregon

  1. Line up the agent: Registered agent in Oregon — Official SOS Business Information Center: 'A limited liability company must have a registered agent in Oregon whose street address is the registered office.'
  2. File the Articles of Organization with the Oregon Secretary of State — the filing fee is $100 at the cheapest channel (file online at the official portal linked below).

Annual report & ongoing costs

Oregon requires a annual report — fee $100.

Due on the anniversary date of the original filing each year; the Secretary of State sends the renewal notice about 45 days in advance of the due date

Called the Annual Report / Renewal. Official SOS Annual Report or Renewal page: 'An assumed business name renews every two years. All other business entity types renew every year. Your renewal is due on the anniversary date of the original filing.' Fee schedule lists domestic LLC 'Renewal (Annually) $100.00'. First renewal falls on the first anniversary of filing.

Oregon tax pages

Once the LLC is formed, these pages work out what it keeps: Oregon Tax Brackets · Oregon Income Tax Calculator · Oregon Paycheck Calculator.

Compare Oregon with the rest of the country

Oregon's first-year minimum of $100 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:
http://sos.oregon.gov/business/Documents/business-registry-forms/br-fee-schedule.pdf
https://sos.oregon.gov/business/pages/obr-annual-report-renewal.aspx
https://sos.oregon.gov/business/Documents/business-registry-forms/llc-articles.pdf
https://sos.oregon.gov/business/information-center/pages/select-business-name-structure.aspx

Forming an LLC in Oregon? 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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Oregon LLC Cost — Filing Fees, Documents and State Contacts guide

Every official charge for forming and keeping an LLC in Oregon in 2026: a $100 filing fee for the Articles of Organization, a first-year minimum of $100, 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.

How to use this tool

  1. Check the filing fee table — Oregon charges $100 at the cheapest channel, and the page shows every channel the state offers.
  2. Read the year-one breakdown: each mandatory charge is itemised, and the total is exactly the sum of the rows above it.
  3. Work through the documents checklist, including the registered agent rule, then file through the official portal in the department card.
  4. Diary the recurring costs from the annual report card before you form, so nothing falls due by surprise.

A worked example

Forming an LLC in Oregon: you pay $100 to file the Articles of Organization with the Oregon Secretary of State. With the mandatory year-one charges counted, your first-year minimum is $100; after that the recurring state cost is $100 annual report.

What you can do with this tool

How it works

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.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to form an LLC in Oregon?

Filing the Articles of Organization costs $100 at the cheapest channel. Counting the mandatory state charges that fall due in year one, the first-year minimum is $100. Registered-agent services and local licences are extra and are not state charges.

What is the annual report fee in Oregon?

Oregon requires a annual report costing $100. Due on the anniversary date of the original filing each year; the Secretary of State sends the renewal notice about 45 days in advance of the due date

What documents do I need to form an LLC in Oregon?

Articles of Organization; Registered agent in Oregon; Operating agreement (not filed); Annual Report / Renewal. You will also need a free EIN from the IRS — a federal step that is the same in every state.

Who do I file with in Oregon, and how do I contact them?

You file with the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division. Phone: 503-986-2200. No email address is published — the office takes enquiries through the contact form on its website. File online at https://sos.oregon.gov/business/pages/default.aspx.

Are there other mandatory state charges in Oregon?

No — beyond the Articles of Organization filing fee and the annual report, Oregon records no other mandatory state charges for a standard LLC.