Oregon Annual Report Filing for LLCs: 2026 Checklist and Fees

June 17, 2026

Oregon keeps annual-report compliance fairly simple for LLCs, but owners still miss the filing for one predictable reason:

• the due date is tied to the anniversary date of the original filing, not to one universal state deadline.

For 2026, most Oregon LLC owners should focus on three things:

• the correct anniversary due date;
• the standard $100 annual report fee for an LLC; and
• avoiding misleading third-party annual-report solicitations.

Why Oregon businesses get misled by annual-report notices

Oregon has publicly warned business owners about deceptive mailings that look like official annual-report notices.

The Secretary of State says:

• the official state annual report notice is mailed roughly 50 days before the anniversary date; and
• the required state fee for an LLC annual report is only $100.

That makes Oregon one of the clearer states for a common small-business rule:

• if a third party is charging far more than the official state fee for a basic annual report, slow down and verify the filing source.

Oregon’s annual-report page makes clear that names and addresses are public record unless otherwise noted.

That makes annual-report season a good time to confirm:

• the principal office address;
• mailing address;
• member or manager information, where applicable;
• the registered agent; and
• whether any separate amendment is needed for a change that cannot be made directly through the report.

Oregon’s materials also note that some nonprofit-specific items cannot be changed during the annual report and instead require amendment filings. While that specific rule is aimed at nonprofits, the larger lesson still applies to LLC owners:

• do not assume every structural change belongs inside the annual report itself.

Why the registered agent matters in Oregon annual-report season

An annual report is not only about avoiding late status problems. It is also one of the best recurring checkpoints for the company’s official contact setup.

If the registered-agent information is stale, the LLC can create risk even when the report is filed on time.

That risk grows when:

• the business uses an old address;
• the agent relationship has changed but the state record has not; or
• no one internally is watching the anniversary-date calendar.

2026 Oregon LLC filing checklist

• [ ] Look up the LLC’s original filing date.
• [ ] Calendar the exact anniversary date for 2026.
• [ ] Budget for the $100 filing fee.
• [ ] Watch for the renewal notice roughly 45 days before the due date.
• [ ] Confirm the registered agent and business addresses are still correct.
• [ ] File directly through the Oregon Secretary of State renewal system.

Sources

• Oregon annual report and renewal guidance: https://sos.oregon.gov/business/Pages/obr-annual-report-renewal.aspx
• Oregon online renewal portal: https://sos.oregon.gov/renew
• Oregon misleading-solicitation warning: https://sos.oregon.gov/business/Pages/dont-be-misled.aspx
• Oregon business registry fee schedule: https://sos.oregon.gov/business/Documents/business-registry-forms/br-fee-schedule.pdf