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About Georgia Foreign Registration
Georgia Foreign Registration turns out Georgia certificate of authority filings for LLCs formed in other states, then keeps an eye on the thirty-day clock and the spring filing.
The order process
Tell us about the LLC and the day it started work in Georgia. We test that date against the thirty-day rule, fill in Form CD 241, put in the agent (our office can be that agent) and lodge it with the Corporations Division. When Georgia issues the certificate you receive it together with the annual registration window.
Left to your lawyer
A Georgia lawyer, and not us, should say whether your activity is transacting business, how to treat months already worked and what the penalty means for your company. We stop at preparing and filing the application.
After the certificate
A foreign LLC with a Georgia certificate of authority files an annual registration between January 1 and April 1 each year. We mark that window when we send you the certificate. If the LLC later stops working in Georgia, the withdrawal page covers leaving.
Getting in touch
Look on the contact page for the email address we use.
Our price, then the Georgia fee
Register in Georgia
Georgia$199
+ $235 Georgia fee
- Form CD 241, prepared from your answers
- The thirty-day clock checked against your start date
- Our office as your Georgia agent, or the one you choose
- Your annual registration window, marked
- Renewal: after the first year, the agent service renews at $149 a year
Our price and the Georgia fee are separate 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.
Working in Georgia already?
Tell us the day it started. We file before the penalty window opens, or tell you plainly if it already has.