Missed Oregon Annual Report Deadline — What to Do

If you missed your Oregon LLC's Annual Report deadline, act quickly to avoid administrative dissolution. Annual Report due on anniversary. 45-day grace period. Administrative dissolution after grace period expires.

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What Happens When You Miss the Deadline

Short-term (1-3 months late):

Medium-term (3-12 months late):

Long-term (12+ months late):

How to Fix It

If Not Yet Dissolved

  1. Log into sos.oregon.gov
  2. File the overdue Annual Report
  3. Pay the filing fee ($100) plus any late penalty
  4. Your LLC should return to good standing within a few business days

If Already Dissolved

See our reinstatement guide for the full process. Briefly:

Prevention

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  1. Set calendar reminders 30 days before due date (on anniversary date)
  2. Use our registered agent service ($99/year, separate from formation) — we send filing reminders
  3. Enable email notifications through sos.oregon.gov if available
  4. File early when the filing window opens

FAQ

Does my LLC still have liability protection if the report is late?

While merely late (not dissolved), your LLC generally maintains liability protection. Once administratively dissolved, protection becomes questionable.

Can I still operate my business while delinquent?

Technically yes (until dissolved), but banks and partners may check your status. Being listed as "delinquent" can affect business relationships and contract eligibility.

How much is the late penalty?

Penalties vary. Check sos.oregon.gov for the current penalty schedule for your LLC.

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