California Statement of Information fee (Secretary of State)
United States · California · Statement of Information (Form SI-550 corporations / Form LLC-12)
Online filings are generally processed promptly after submission
What the report shows
California corporations (every year) and LLCs and nonprofits (every two years) must file a Statement of Information with the Secretary of State within 90 days of formation and then in their filing window. Not filing brings a $250 penalty collected by the Franchise Tax Board and possible suspension.
Who needs it
California corporations and LLCs, foreign entities registered in California, accountants, law firms
Why people order it
Periodic filing, updating officers/managers or addresses, curing a delinquency before a transaction
Legal limits
Only users granted access by the entity (PIN control) may file online; Joy needs the client's PIN or a grant of access. Officer and address data are public.
Issued by
California Secretary of State, Business Programs Division (bizfile Online) · Official source
Questions and answers
How do I get California Statement of Information fee (Secretary of State)?
Only the person concerned can obtain it, directly from California Secretary of State, Business Programs Division (bizfile Online). bizfileonline.sos.ca.gov > log in > search the entity > select record > (one-time: Request Access, enter mailed PIN to obtain Full Access) > File Statement of Information > update addresses, officers/managers, agent > review > pay by card > download filed statement
Joy Work OS is a private service and not the issuing authority. You can also order this document directly from the authority at the official fee.