The Mississippi foreign LLC annual report

The Act lists 7 things: the company name and home jurisdiction, the Mississippi registered agent name and street address, the principal office address, the managers (or at least one member if member-managed), the principal officers, whether there is a written operating agreement, and a short description of the business. Everything in it has to be accurate as of the signing date. If a report leaves something out, the office returns it for correction, and one corrected and delivered within 30 days after the notice takes effect still counts as on time.

The Secretary of State's annual report page says reports for corporations and LLCs are filed online. Have the file number, the agent's details and the names of the managers or the member on hand before you log in, since the report states each of them as of the day it is signed.

The Secretary of State may start revoking the registration once the report is 60 days late. The office must give notice first, and the LLC has the 60 days before the effective date to cure. A revoked LLC stays out of Mississippi courts until reinstated, and reinstatement costs $100 on the schedules. The penalties page has the full account.

Nonprofit corporations registered with the office file their own annual report, due on or before May 15. A foreign profit corporation files by April 15 like an LLC, for $25; the corporation page has the rest.

Before April 15: confirm the agent and address are still right, confirm the managers or members, check whether an operating agreement exists in writing, write the one-line description of the business, and pay $250. After filing, keep the confirmation. If the LLC no longer works in Mississippi, cancelling the registration ends the reports; the cancellation page shows how.