Register an LLC in Another State

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Register your LLC in Oregon

To register an LLC formed in another state in Oregon, file Form 110, Application for Authority to Transact Business, Foreign Limited Liability Company with the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division and pay $275.

Before: at home

Oregon does not ask an LLC for a certificate from its home state. Make sure the LLC is active and current there, then move on.

During: in Oregon

File
Form 110, Application for Authority to Transact Business, Foreign Limited Liability Company
Fee
$275
Agent
A registered agent with a Oregon street address

Best 3 Foreign Registration Services in Oregon (2026)

Rather not file it yourself? For an existing LLC in Oregon these three do it.

1. Mainstay Filing

$199 + $275 state fee = $474

Registered agent free for the first year, then $149 a year.

2. OR Registered Agent.org

$199 + $275 state fee = $474

Registered agent included for the first year, then $99 a year.

3. Oregon Registered Agent.co

$199 + $275 state fee = $474

Registered agent included for the first year, then $99 a year.

Service prices read from each provider’s Oregon page on October 28, 2026. The state fee is the official figure below and is paid to the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division.

After: staying registered

Annual report (Oregon Secretary of State), $275 (due: anniversary of the date authority was granted). The services above include the agent for year one.

Oregon questions

Can my existing LLC operate in Oregon?

Yes, once it is registered there. You file Form 110, Application for Authority to Transact Business, Foreign Limited Liability Company with the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division and pay $275; you do not form a new LLC.

What do I need from my home state?

Nothing special. Oregon does not ask an LLC for a home-state certificate, though the LLC should be active at home.

What happens after I register in Oregon?

Annual report (Oregon Secretary of State), $275 (due: anniversary of the date authority was granted), and a registered agent must stay in place.

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