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New York foreign LLC cost

Registering a foreign LLC in New York costs $250 to the state, or $449 in the first year with a $199 service; after that the state charge is $9 every 2 years.

First year, line by line

CostMainstay FilingEach agent brand
Filing service$199$199
New York state fee$250$250
Registered agent, year oneIncludedIncluded
First year in all$449$449
Agent, each year after$149$99

$250 for the Application for Authority; New York also requires publication within 120 days.

Prices read October 28, 2026; the state fee is the official figure. New York also requires publication of the new registration; the newspaper’s charge is separate and is not in these totals.

Every year after

State charge
$9 every 2 years for the Biennial statement (filed with the Department of State)
Due
Every two years, in the month the application was filed
Agent, with Mainstay Filing
$149 a year

Best 3 Foreign Registration Services in New York (2026)

#ServiceService feeNew York feeAgent
1Mainstay Filing$199$250Year one included, then $149/yr
2New York Registered Agent.ai$199$250Year one included, then $99/yr
3NY Registered Agent.org$199$250Year one included, then $99/yr

Service prices read from each provider’s New York page on October 28, 2026. The state fee is the official figure below and is paid to the New York Department of State, Division of Corporations.

New York cost questions

How much does it cost to register a foreign LLC in New York?

$449 in the first year with a $199 service: the $199 service fee plus the $250 state fee, with the agent included. $250 for the Application for Authority; New York also requires publication within 120 days.

What does a New York foreign LLC cost every year after?

The agent is $149 a year with Mainstay Filing, plus $9 every 2 years to the state.

Is the New York yearly filing included in the service?

No. The service files the registration; the yearly filing is a separate state charge: $9 every 2 years for the Biennial statement (filed with the Department of State).

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