Does a foreign LLC in Arizona file an annual report?

The registration stays healthy through four ongoing duties.

• Amendments. If any fact in the registration statement changes, the LLC files an amendment (). A change of agent, principal address or a manager or member address is handled by a statement of change instead, if one has been filed. The amendment form is Form L017 at $25.
• Copies of changes to organizing documents. An amendment or restatement of the articles at home goes to the Commission within 60 days of its effective date.
• A statutory agent at a valid address. The agent can be changed on Form L020 for $5.
• Interrogatory answers. If the Commission asks questions under its statute, the LLC has to answer.

A foreign corporation files an annual report every year. Its due date is the one on its Commission record, and the ABC system sends reminder emails to account holders. It can file as early as 90 days ahead. A for-profit report costs $45 ($80 expedited) and a nonprofit's $10. An extension request can add 6 months to file, though it does not defer the fee and does not move later due dates ().

Delinquency runs on a schedule: a delinquency notice and Pending Inactive status, a final notice about sixty days later, and administrative dissolution roughly sixty days after that (). Penalty fees accrue on a late report, and a dissolved corporation needs reinstatement, the report, the fee and penalties. A foreign corporation that wants to withdraw must have filed every past-due report first ().