Maine LLC Filing Fees (2026): Formation, Annual Report and Agent
Every dollar Maine charges an LLC, in one place. These figures come from Title 31's fee statute (31 M.R.S. § 1680) and the Secretary of State's own forms list, not from recycled blog numbers.
The State Fee Table
| Filing | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate of Formation, Form MLLC-6 | $175 | One-time; creates the LLC |
| Expedited service (optional) | $50 / $100 | $50 for 24-hour handling, $100 for same-day |
| Annual report, Form MLLC-13 | $85 | Due June 1 every year; foreign LLCs pay $150 |
| Late annual report penalty | $50 | Flat, added once the June 1 deadline passes |
| Reinstatement after dissolution | $150 per delinquent year | Capped at $600 under 31 M.R.S. § 1680 |
| Registered agent change, Form CLK/RA 3 | $35 | For-profit rate; see the note below |
| Foreign qualification, Form MLLC-12 | $250 | Out-of-state LLC registering to do business in Maine |
Two Corrections Worth Making
First, the formation document is a Certificate of Formation. If a guide tells you to file "Articles of Organization" in Maine, it was written from a template. Second, the agent-change filing (Form CLK/RA 3) is shared across entity types and prints two rates: $35 for for-profit entities and $15 for nonprofits. An LLC pays $35; the $15 figure you sometimes see quoted is the nonprofit rate.
Our Flat Pricing
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Get Started- Formation: $199. We prepare and file Form MLLC-6, and the first year of registered agent service is included.
- Registered agent: $99 per year. That is the renewal price from year two on, and the standalone price if your Maine LLC already exists.
- Foreign qualification: $199 + state fees. Maine collects $250 with Form MLLC-12.
State fees always pass through at face value on top of our flat price.
What a Typical Year Looks Like
Form through us in 2026 and year one totals $374: our $199 plus Maine's $175. From year two onward the recurring picture is $85 to the state for the annual report and $99 to us for the registered agent, $184 all in. Miss the June 1 deadline and the state's flat $50 penalty lands on top, so the annual requirements page is worth a bookmark.