Oregon LLC Annual Report: Complete Filing Guide for 2026

By Lisa Matthews, General Manager and Business Compliance Advisor at Next Step Filings. form your LLC today.

Oregon LLCs must file an annual report each year to maintain good standing with the Secretary of State. This guide explains the filing deadlines, fees, and steps to stay compliant, and how professional filing support can manage the process for you so you never miss a deadline.

What Is the Oregon LLC Annual Report?

Oregon's LLC annual report is a mandatory filing with the Secretary of State that updates your business's registered agent, office address, and member or manager information. Filing this report is not optional. If you fail to submit it by the anniversary date, your LLC will lose good standing and face administrative dissolution, which terminates its legal protections and disrupts your ability to conduct business, access banking, and enter contracts.

Oregon Annual Report Filing Fee and Deadline

• Filing Fee: $100
• Filing Deadline: The anniversary date of when your LLC was first formed in Oregon.

You may file up to 45 days before the anniversary date. This grace period gives you a practical filing window without waiting until the last possible day.

How to File Your Oregon LLC Annual Report

Online Filing via the Oregon Business Registry

The Oregon Secretary of State maintains an online business registry at sos.oregon.gov/business where you can renew online. You will need your Oregon business registry number, a current registered agent (required), current principal place of business address, and the $100 filing fee. The online system processes renewals quickly and provides immediate confirmation.

Filing by Mail

Oregon also accepts mailed annual reports. You must request the correct paper form, complete it with accurate current information, and include a check for the $100 filing fee payable to "Corporation Division." Mail-in filings take longer to process than online submissions, so plan accordingly.

Using Next Step Filings

Next Step Filings handles your Oregon annual report each year. We track your deadline, prepare the filing with current information, submit it to the Secretary of State, and send you confirmation when it is recorded as accepted. You do not need to remember the due date, navigate the state portal, or worry about late penalties.

What Happens If You Miss the Oregon Annual Report Deadline

Late Filing

Oregon does not have an automatic late fee for filing the annual report after the anniversary date. However, the consequences of failure to file are far more serious than a late filing fee. Rather than charging a financial penalty, Oregon moves directly toward administrative dissolution if the report remains unfiled.

Administrative Dissolution

If your annual report goes unfiled for 45 days after the anniversary date, the Oregon Secretary of State will administratively dissolve your LLC. Once dissolved:

• Your name protection is lost. Another business can register under your exact name.
• Your liability shield is compromised. You are left personally exposed to claims against the business.
• Bank accounts, insurance policies, and contracts tied to the LLC become vulnerable to termination.

How to Reinstate Your Oregon LLC

Reinstatement involves:

• Filing the past-due annual report at $100
• Submitting an application for reinstatement with a separate reinstatement filing fee
• Providing up to date registered agent and business address information
• Waiting for the Secretary of State to process and approve the reinstatement

Need help? Next Step Filings provides managed reinstatement services for Oregon LLCs. We handle the entire paperwork process and coordinate with the Secretary of State on your behalf.

Additional Oregon LLC Compliance

Registered Agent Requirements

Oregon requires a registered agent with a physical street address in Oregon, available to receive legal correspondence during regular business hours. If your agent changes, you must update your record with the state immediately. Next Step Filings offers registered agent service in Oregon as part of our formation and compliance packages.

Name and Address Changes

Separate from your annual report, you must file an amendment if your LLC name changes or your business address moves. The annual report does not update your business name.

Oregon LLC Annual Report FAQ

What is the Oregon LLC annual report filing fee?

$100 per year.

When is the Oregon annual report due?

By the anniversary date of your LLC's formation. You may file up to 45 days before the due date.

Is there a late fee for the Oregon annual report?

No automatic late fee, but failure to file beyond 45 days past the anniversary date triggers administrative dissolution.

Can I file the report online?

Yes, through the Oregon Business Registry system at sos.oregon.gov/business.

How do I reinstate a dissolved Oregon LLC?

File the delinquent annual report, submit a reinstatement application with its own filing fee, and wait for state approval.

Will Next Step Filings handle my Oregon renewal?

Yes. We provide managed annual report filing for Oregon LLCs, tracking your deadline and submitting the filing in time so your LLC remains in good standing.

Related Resources

• Annual Report Deadlines by State
• LLC Compliance Requirements by State
• Annual Renewals: What LLC Owners Need to Know

Disclaimer: This guide provides general information about Oregon LLC annual report requirements. Filing fees and deadlines are subject to change by the Oregon Secretary of State. Next Step Filings is a private business filing service, not a state agency or law firm.

Lisa Matthews is the General Manager and Business Compliance Advisor at Next Step Filings.