Colorado Foreign Registration About
About Colorado Foreign Registration
Colorado Foreign Registration prepares Colorado foreign entity filings for LLCs, corporations, partnerships and nonprofits formed in other states, and tracks the periodic report that follows.
What happens after you order
You describe the entity one time, and the Colorado paperwork is ours from there. A name search comes first, with an assumed entity name set up only if the true one is blocked. Then the agent goes in (we are able to serve in that role), the statement is filed and paid for, and you receive the record plus the month your periodic report is tied to.
Questions we send elsewhere
Whether a given activity requires registration, how tax rules apply, and any talk with the state about past penalties are matters for a Colorado lawyer and an accountant. We prepare filings and nothing more.
Email us
You will find our email address on our contact page for questions of any kind.
Our charge and the Colorado fee
- The Statement of Foreign Entity Authority, prepared from your answers
- A name check, so the filing carries a name Colorado will accept
- A Colorado registered agent with a usual place of business: ours, or the one you already use
- The filing, then the approved record and your periodic report month
- Renewal: after the first year, the agent service renews at $149 a year
Our charge and the Colorado fee show as two lines at checkout. $199 plus the state fee, including your first year of registered agent service; after that the agent service renews at $149 a year.
Work reaching Colorado?
Tell us the entity and where it was formed. We prepare the statement, check the name and line up the agent.