Connecticut LLC fee table
| Item | Fee | How often | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate of Organization | $120 | One time | verified source |
| Annual report | $80 | annual | verified source |
| Name reservation (optional) | $60 | One time | verified source |
| Expedited processing (optional) | Not verified | Per filing | unverified |
| Foreign LLC registration (out-of-state LLCs) | $120 | One time | unverified secondary source |
| Registered agent | $0 if you serve yourself; typically $100–150/yr paid | Yearly | typical market range |
Deadlines
Annual report filed online each year from January 1 to March 31.
Cheapest legal way to form in Connecticut
- File online directly with the state; a paid service is optional.
- Be your own registered agent if you have a Connecticut street address.
- Skip name reservation and expedite unless you need them.
- Get your EIN free from the IRS.
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Connecticut LLC cost FAQ
How much does it cost to form an LLC in Connecticut?
The state filing fee for the certificate of organization is $120. Known state charges in year one come to about $120, before optional services.
What are the ongoing state fees for a Connecticut LLC?
Annual report $80 (annual). Averaged per year that is about $80.
When is the Connecticut LLC report due?
Annual report filed online each year from January 1 to March 31.
Does Connecticut require LLC newspaper publication?
No. Connecticut has no newspaper publication requirement for LLCs (only New York, Arizona and Nebraska do).
Can I be my own registered agent in Connecticut?
Usually yes, if you have a physical street address in Connecticut (not a P.O. box) where you can accept legal papers during business hours. Paid agents typically cost about $100–150 a year.
How much does it cost to register an out-of-state LLC in Connecticut?
Foreign LLC registration costs $120 (per a secondary source; not confirmed on the official page in our latest check), plus Connecticut's ongoing report fees.
Sources
Checked October 28, 2026. Fees change; confirm on the official site before filing.
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