What it is
Wyoming requires every LLC to file an Annual Report with the Secretary of State. It’s a one-page document listing current officers/members, current registered agent, and principal office address.When it’s due
The first day of the anniversary month of formation. Example: entity formed April 12, 2026 → Annual Report due April 1, every subsequent year.Fee
50 for online filing) — pass-through on your Orgs invoice. Waived for entities with less than $250,000 in Wyoming-sourced assets. We auto-calculate this; the waiver is applied automatically when you qualify.How we handle it
30 days before due date:- We pre-fill the report from your current member roster
- Present a diff vs. last year for your review
- You approve (or amend if changes needed)
- Computer Use agent files with SOS
- Confirmation captured in audit chain
What happens if missed
If an Annual Report is not filed within 60 days of due date, Wyoming administratively dissolves the entity. Dissolution can be cured by filing the overdue report plus a $50 reinstatement fee, but only within the 2-year reinstatement window. We track due dates aggressively. In 4 quarters of operation, we have never missed a filing.Amendments between reports
If member changes, registered agent changes, or principal office changes occur mid-year, they’re reported:- Member changes — via BOI report (federal) and on next Annual Report (state)
- Registered agent changes — Form RA-1 with SOS, filed at the time of change
- Principal office changes — amendment filed with SOS