Delaware LLC Annual Report Filing Guide
Stay compliant with Delaware's annual report requirements. Due June 1st with a $300 fee — here's everything you need to know.
By Edmond Hui · Last updated: January 2026
Annual Report at a Glance
| Due Date | June 1 |
| Fee | $300 |
| Filing Method | Online or mail |
| Late Penalty | $200 late fee plus potential dissolution proceedings |
| Sos Filing Url | https://corp.delaware.gov |
How to File
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Gather Required Information
Collect your LLC's current registered agent address, principal business address, and member/manager information. You'll also need your Delaware file number from your Certificate of Formation.
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Access the Delaware Division of Corporations Website
Visit corp.delaware.gov and navigate to the LLC section. Look for 'Annual Report' or 'Franchise Tax Report' filing options for LLCs.
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Complete the Annual Report Form
Fill out the annual report with your LLC's current information, including any changes to addresses, registered agent, or management structure that occurred during the year.
- 4
Pay the $300 Annual Fee
Submit payment online via credit card or ACH, or mail a check with your paper filing. Delaware accepts major credit cards for online payments.
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Retain Confirmation Documentation
Save your filing confirmation and payment receipt. Delaware will update your LLC's status to 'Good Standing' once the report and fee are processed.
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