What it costs in Ohio.
Tick what you need. The state's part is shown at cost.
Adds up as you tick.
Your registered agent in Ohio.
We are on record as your agent in Ohio. Legal papers are signed for at our office there, and every page is scanned and in your inbox that evening. $89 a year, same at renewal.
What does your company need in Ohio?
Pick one to continue. Nothing is charged until you pay.
A registered agent$89 a yearRenews at $89.Already have an agent?Switch to usWe file the switch and pay the state's fee.Not formed yet?Form it hereWe file in Ohio, with the agent for year one.
Three states: every agent line 5% off. Four: 10% off. Each state after that adds 5%, up to 40% off at ten.
Ohio, the facts that differ.
The change of agent filingForm 521: Statutory Agent Update
The state's fee to change agentWe pay it.
Ongoing reportNone. Ohio asks for no ongoing report from an LLC.
Checked against www.ohiosos.gov on August 30, 2026. Sources: www.ohiosos.gov, codes.ohio.gov
The Ohio catch.
Ohio LLCs file no recurring report, which means the statutory agent is the only thing that can quietly end the entity, and it does so automatically. Fail to keep one, and thirty days after the State's notice the articles are cancelled without further action.
Whose job it is.
Ours to watch: we keep the agent on record, so the one filing Ohio can end a company over never lapses.
How a Ohio document reaches you.
Day 0, at our office in OhioA process server hands it to the agent of record, in person, in business hours.
Same day, at our office in OhioEvery page scanned. In by 3pm ET on a business day, it is in your inbox that evening; later, the next business morning.
Until you have it, from Highland Lakes, New JerseyThe team reaches out until we know you have it. The scan stays in your account.
Ask before you pay.
Even cheaper than our prices: asking.
Form 521: Statutory Agent Update
We pay it. So the switch costs you our yearly fee and nothing else.
No. Ohio requires no ongoing report for an LLC.
$89 a year, the same at renewal. State fees pass through at cost and are shown before you pay.
Other states.
Each page carries that state's own form, deadline and catch.