Your first Statement of Information: due within 90 days of forming
A short form that tells the state who runs the business and where to reach it. New companies must file one within 90 days of forming.
- Agency
- CA Secretary of State
- Who has to do it
- Every California LLC and corporation.
- If it's late
- $250 late penalty, and the state can suspend the business if it stays unfiled.
Step by step
Open bizfile Online
Go to bizfile Online and sign in (create a free account if you don't have one).
Search your business name or entity number and choose File Statement of Information.
Confirm your addresses, managers or officers, and registered agent.
Pay the filing fee by card and download the filed copy.
Upload the PDF to Dulybook so it's on file.
Dulybook is a tracking and guidance tool, not tax or legal advice. Rules, fees, and websites change, so always confirm on the official agency page before you file or pay. Dulybook doesn't file anything for you. Terms of Service