Create a South Dakota LLC
Prepare the domestic company and filing method.
Explore LLC formationPlan your South Dakota company with FormLLC
Start your South Dakota LLC with the state filing route and first reporting date clear. FormLLC can help you define domestic formation, foreign authority or annual report support using the actual company record. Bring your business details so the documents, filing method and accepted service costs are settled before work begins.
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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 South Dakota
Domestic setup, foreign authority and annual reports have different cost components.
Prepare the domestic company and filing method.
Explore LLC formationReview foreign authority and its separate government charge.
Review foreign qualificationUse the first day of the actual anniversary month.
Explore annual report supportConfirm the company route, accepted FormLLC work and online, paper or overdue filing charges separately.
Plan with the details in view
Current official fees and first-day reporting differ from older renewal summaries.
The current schedule lists domestic Articles at $150 online or $165 on paper. A foreign LLC Certificate of Authority is $750 online or $765 on paper. Confirm where the company exists and the chosen filing method.
Annual reports are due on the first day of the anniversary month, starting the following year. For example, a June 11 registration has its first report due June 1 the next year—not the end of June.
The annual report is $55 online or $70 on paper. The SOS says delinquency and an additional $55 late charge begin two months after the due date. This does not move the original deadline.
How to continue
Preparing the filing comes down to four steps, from your first details to a confirmed filing.
Tell FormLLC whether the LLC is new or already formed elsewhere; these routes have substantially different government charges.
Organize the company and registered-agent information, then distinguish online, paper and provider costs.
Use the original filing month and correct year, with any prior reports or outstanding notices for an existing company.
If the company is already dissolved or revoked, identify domestic or foreign status before deciding whether reinstatement or a new authority filing is needed.
Before requesting help
Have these details ready before you ask us to help with the filing.
Know which filing you need
A late-charge date and a foreign-company revocation require different checks.
Company annual reporting does not replace tax filings, licensing or internal records. Confirm the correct route before paying for an assumed routine renewal.
Questions answered
Share your company plans or existing entity and filing request. FormLLC will confirm the accepted formation or foreign-registration support and separate government or service charges.
No. The current online schedule lists $150 for domestic Articles and $750 for foreign authority. Paper filing adds the stated paper charge. Choose the actual company route before applying a price.
It is due on the first day of the anniversary month in the following year. Use the initial filing month rather than the exact anniversary day or the end of that month.
The current schedule lists $55 online and $70 on paper. Late charges and provider services, where applicable, are separate.
No. The original due date remains the first day of the anniversary month. The SOS says delinquency and late charges begin if the report remains unfiled two months later.
The SOS distinguishes domestic reinstatement from foreign entities, which must apply for a new Certificate of Authority. Domestic for-profit reinstatement also involves tax-clearance preparation. Bring the actual record and outstanding notices first.
Move from planning to support
Discuss formation, foreign authority or your next annual report with FormLLC. Confirm the company category, filing method and accepted work.