New York Biennial Statement Filing Instructions
Select a state to view detailed information about filing the annual report for that state:
How to file your New York Division of Corporations Biennial Statement:
The only way to file your New York report is through the mail. You'll receive your report at the mailing address you provide.
If you don't get one, you can request one from the:
New York Secretary of State
Corporations
One Commerce Plaza
99 Washington Aveneue, Suite 600
Albany, NY 12231
Voice: 581-473-6385
Fax: 518-486-4680
Email:
When is the New York Biennial Report Due?
They are due on the last day of the month two years after you initially incorporate your business or register your business to legally operate in New York.
What is the cost to file the New York Biennial report?
$9.00
Payment options?
You can fax it in and pay with a credit card or pay by check if mailing.
How do I get notified?
You'll get a notice mailed to your address.
Who can file New York Biennial reports?
Anyone with authority.
Are original signatures needed?
No.
Is an original report needed?
Yes.When you use Northwest Registered Agent, LLC as your registered agent, you'll get timely reminders to file your annual registration. You won't have to worry about missing your deadlines. You receive an online login and you'll see when your registration is due for every State you're doing business in. You'll also receive multiple reminder emails to file your annual registration on time.
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