Georgia Secretary of State

Georgia Annual Registration

Georgia state law requires all corporations, LLCs, nonprofits, LPs, and LLLPs to file an Annual Registration with the Georgia Secretary of State each year. Stay compliant and avoid costly penalties with our professional filing service.

Due: Jan 1 - Apr 1
Fee: $35-$60
Late Fee: $25

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Fee Schedule

Georgia Annual Report Fees

Fees vary by business type. All Georgia businesses must file between January 1 and April 1 each year.

Business Type
Filing Fee
Due Date
Corporations (Foreign & Domestic)
$60
January 1 - April 1
LLCs (Foreign & Domestic)
$60
January 1 - April 1
Nonprofits & Religious Corps
$40
January 1 - April 1
LPs (Foreign & Domestic)
$60
January 1 - April 1
LLLPs (Domestic)
$60
January 1 - April 1
LLLPs (Foreign)
$35
January 1 - April 1

Late Fee Warning: Georgia charges a $25 late fee for failing to file on time. If you are more than 60 days late, your business will be administratively dissolved.

Filing Process

How to File Your Georgia Annual Report

Follow these steps to successfully file your Georgia Annual Registration with the Secretary of State.

01

Determine Due Date & Fees

Check the fee schedule above for your business type and confirm your filing window.

02

Gather Required Information

Business name, registered agent info, principal address, and officer details.

03

Complete the Report

File online through Georgia Secretary of State or submit a paper form.

04

Pay Filing Fee

Submit payment via credit card (online) or check/money order (mail).

Required Information

  • Business name
  • Name of individual filing the report
  • Business email address
  • Registered agent name and physical Georgia address
  • Principal business address
  • Names and addresses of officers (corporations only)
  • Partner information (for certain partnerships)

Filing Options

Online Filing

File through the Georgia Corporations Division website. Processed immediately. Payment by credit card only.

Paper Filing

Download form, complete, and mail to Secretary of State. Takes 10-15 business days. Payment by check or money order.

Expedited Processing

Add $120 for processing within 2 business days (paper filings only).

Our Service

Why Let Us Handle Your Filing?

Focus on running your business while we take care of the paperwork and compliance.

Never Miss a Deadline

We send reminders 90 days before your due date and handle everything on time.

Privacy Protected

We list our contact information instead of yours on public records.

Fast Processing

Online filings are processed immediately. We ensure quick turnaround.

Expert Support

Our team handles all the paperwork so you can focus on your business.

FAQ

Georgia Annual Report Questions

Are there initial reports required in Georgia?

Yes, all new domestic corporations and nonprofits must file an initial report within 90 days after formation. However, if you form your business after October 1, you will only submit one annual report between January 1 and April 1. There is a $60 filing fee for corporations and a $40 filing fee for nonprofits. Other business entities do not have initial report requirements.

What happens if I miss the filing deadline?

Georgia charges a $25 late fee for failing to file your annual report on time. If you are more than 60 days late, your business will be administratively dissolved, which can affect your ability to conduct business and require costly reinstatement.

How long does it take for Georgia to process the annual report?

Online submissions are processed immediately. Mailed or in-person filings typically take 10-15 business days to process. For an additional $120, you can choose expedited processing within two business days.

Who can file a Georgia Annual Report?

Any authorized person may sign and file the Georgia Annual Report. An authorized person is someone the business permits to act on its behalf, such as a director, manager, or a third-party service provider like BB File.

Can I make changes after submitting my annual report?

Yes, you can file an Amended Annual Registration if you need to change information after submission. The amendment costs $30 to file and can be submitted at any point during the year after your annual report is filed.

Do Georgia Annual Reports require original signatures?

No, Georgia accepts copies of original documents and signatures for annual report submissions.

Georgia Secretary of State

Corporations Division

2 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SE

Suite 313 West Tower

Atlanta, Georgia 30334

(404) 656-2817
(844) 753-7825 (Toll Free)

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