Create a Rhode Island LLC
Prepare Articles and resident-agent arrangements.
Explore LLC formationStart your Rhode Island LLC with FormLLC
Give your Rhode Island LLC a clear start on its state filing with FormLLC. Discuss the Articles of Organization, resident-agent arrangements and the records your company needs. For an established LLC, bring its entity ID and reporting year so we can prepare a defined annual report or company-update request.
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Choose the topic that matches your task, then verify current fees, forms and deadlines with the responsible agency.
Your next step in Rhode Island
Formation, annual reporting and revoked-record work are different requests.
Prepare Articles and resident-agent arrangements.
Explore LLC formationReview the route for an LLC formed elsewhere.
Review foreign qualificationBring the entity ID, current details and reporting year.
Explore annual report supportConfirm the accepted FormLLC work, base filing charges and any processing, late or separate service costs.
Plan with the details in view
The company filing, annual information report and tax obligations are separate tasks.
The current domestic Articles of Organization, Form 400, has a $150 filing fee. Prepare the resident-agent details and Rhode Island street address, with FormLLC services and any extra processing priced separately.
LLCs begin annual reporting in the calendar year after registration. The base report fee is $50, with online processing charges additional. Use the current form and reporting year rather than assuming the first report is due immediately.
The annual report page lists a $25 penalty applied June 1. A revoked company must take additional steps before annual reporting. Bring the actual record and notices so the next request addresses its status.
How to continue
Preparing the filing comes down to four steps, from your first details to a confirmed filing.
Share the LLC name, business activity, management choice and resident-agent arrangements with FormLLC.
Review the proposed details, accepted formation support and separate government or processing costs.
Use the registration year to identify the following calendar year’s reporting window and retain the entity ID.
For annual reporting, prepare the principal office, business description and relevant classification details, then retain the filed confirmation.
Before requesting help
Have these details ready before you ask us to help with the filing.
Know which filing you need
The public annual report is separate from ownership records and tax filings.
Retain the filed confirmation and next report reminder. Do not treat the annual report fee as the company’s complete yearly tax or operating cost.
Questions answered
Tell FormLLC about the proposed company and setup needs. We will confirm the accepted formation support, resident-agent arrangements and separate government or service charges.
The current Form 400 lists a $150 filing fee. This is separate from FormLLC services, any additional processing and other work requested.
Annual reporting begins in the calendar year after registration, using the February 1–May 1 filing period. Identify the company’s actual registration year.
The state lists $50 as the base report charge and identifies additional online processing costs. Check the live filing total and any late penalty separately from provider services.
The Department of State says the annual report does not contain ownership or financial information. Maintain accurate internal ownership records separately from the public report.
The state says revoked entities must take additional steps before filing. Bring the entity record and outstanding notices so the required work can be identified first.
Move from planning to support
Discuss formation, annual reporting or an existing-company issue with FormLLC. Bring the record and define the support your company needs.