Foreign Limited Liability Company - Oregon Secretary of State 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the application in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the name of your LLC in the first field. Ensure it includes 'Limited Liability Company' or its abbreviations, as this must match your home jurisdiction's records.
  3. Provide your registry number from your home jurisdiction or attach a certificate of existence if required.
  4. Fill in the date of organization and specify if your LLC has a defined duration.
  5. Indicate the state or country where your LLC was organized.
  6. Enter the registered agent's publicly available address, which must be an Oregon street address.
  7. Complete the principal office address and mailing address for notices.
  8. Select how your LLC will be managed: member-managed or manager-managed.
  9. Ensure at least one member or manager signs the document, providing their printed name, title, and contact information for any inquiries.

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No person shall carry on, conduct, or transact business under a name other than their real and true name unless registered with the Secretary of State. Sole proprietors dont have to be registered with the State of Oregon unless they are using an assumed business name or a fictitious name.
The State of Oregon does not issue a general business license. Your business registration serves that purpose.
To start an LLC (limited liability company) in Oregon, youll need to follow these three steps: name your business, select an Oregon registered agent, and file formation paperwork along with the $100 state filing fee.
The length of time it takes for Oregon to approve LLCs depends on how they are filed: online or by mail. Online filings with the Oregon Business Registry are usually approved within three business days. Mailed-in filings can take anywhere from 6-8 weeks.
An LLC does not need to earn income to maintain its legal status, but it may still have tax obligations. LLCs can be taxed as pass-through entities, C corporations, or S corporations, depending on the chosen tax classification.
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State law requires LLCs to register with the state of Oregon. Oregon state law does not require an LLC operating agreement, but it is still a best practice to have one. Youll also need to name a registered agentyourself or someone else.
When a foreign LLC wants to do business in Oregon, it must file an Application for Authority to Transact Business with the Oregon Secretary of State, and pay $275 in state fees. Northwest can register your foreign LLC in Oregon for just $225 + state fees.
LLCs are relatively inexpensive to form and maintain. The main expense is the filing fee that each state requires. These vary by state and can range from $40 to $500. The fee for forming an LLC in Oregon is $100.
How to form an Oregon LLC in 6 steps Step 1: Choose your business name. Step 2: Identify a registered agent. Step 3: File articles of organization. Step 4: Create an LLC operating agreement. Step 5: Get an EIN and open a business bank account. Step 6: Register for state taxes and business licenses.

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