Annual or Bi-annual filings of statement of Information are required for corporations and LLCs in the state of California to maintain compliance and avoid fines.
Every corporation, LLC, or Nonprofit needs to file a statement of information if they are registered in California.
Every company needs to file a statement of information within 3 months of their initial formation. After that corporations need to file a statement of information every year LLCs’ and nonprofits need to file every two years.
If your statement of information is over 60 days late the state can assess a $250 penalty against your business. Also, businesses’ that fail to file may face suspension or forfeiture. Suspension or forfeiture has a number of significant consequences, because suspension results in the loss of the entity's rights, powers and use of the entity name.
To complete your statement of information you need your businesses address, your mailing address and the address of your registered agent.
$125
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