Register a new Georgia LLC
Prepare the entity details and filing request for the business you want to create.
Explore LLC formationGive your Georgia company a clearer start
Bring your Georgia business plans to FormLLC. We can discuss LLC registration, the company information to prepare and the next annual registration. Already have a company? Tell us the control number and state filing goal so we can define the support you need.
State guide library
Choose the topic that matches your task, then verify current fees, forms and deadlines with the responsible agency.
Your next step in Georgia
Choose the company task, then check its filing history and registration year.
Prepare the entity details and filing request for the business you want to create.
Explore LLC formationReview the route for an entity already formed elsewhere.
Explore foreign registrationBring the control number and previous receipts to identify the registration or update needed.
Discuss Georgia maintenanceConfirm the accepted FormLLC work and the government or third-party charges before authorizing the service.
Plan with the details in view
State fees and timing depend on the filing and entity involved.
Georgia’s domestic entity guide lists $110 for LLC formation: a $100 filing fee and $10 service charge. Optional expedited processing and FormLLC services are separate costs to confirm.
Georgia calls its recurring entity filing an annual registration. For LLCs, the current listed fee is $60. Where due, filing opens January 1 and is due April 1; check whether the relevant year is already covered.
Georgia corporations generally submit an initial annual registration within 90 days of incorporation. Do not apply the new-LLC schedule to a corporation without checking its instructions.
How to continue
Preparing the filing comes down to four steps, from your first details to a confirmed filing.
Choose new LLC formation, foreign registration or a maintenance task for an existing Georgia company.
Organize the proposed name or control number, principal-office details, agent arrangements and authorized contact.
For recurring filings, review what has already been filed. Confirm the service, state charges and any changes included.
Keep the filing receipt with company records and assign responsibility for later registration, tax and license tasks.
Before requesting help
Have these details ready before you ask us to help with the filing.
Know which filing you need
Georgia allows registration in advance. The company record helps identify what is still due.
Keep recurring company registration separate from tax returns, business licenses and professional requirements.
Questions answered
Tell FormLLC about the proposed LLC, locations and requested work. The accepted scope will identify the formation support, information needed and separate charges before you order.
The state’s domestic registration guide lists $110, including its $10 service charge. This does not include the FormLLC service fee or optional expedited work.
The Secretary of State uses annual registration. Some people search for an annual report or LLC renewal, but the Georgia entity filing should be identified by its correct name and year.
For a year in which registration is due, Georgia lists January 1 through April 1 as the filing period. Confirm the first filing rules for your entity and whether advance registration already covers that year.
Yes. Georgia offers one, two or three consecutive years. Check the existing filing history and the information needing updates before making another request.
No. Georgia’s corporation guidance requires an initial annual registration within 90 days of incorporation. Ask for the requirements for the actual entity rather than reusing an LLC checklist.
Move from planning to support
Share the proposed business or existing record with FormLLC. Confirm the filing year, selected work and charges before proceeding.