If you've formed an LLC, Corporation, Nonprofit, or LP in California, you have a crucial ongoing compliance requirement: filing a Statement of Information (SOI) with the California Secretary of State (SOS). This document provides essential details about your business, including its principal business address, mailing address, registered agent information, and details about your directors or managers. Failing to file your SOI on time can lead to significant penalties, including suspension of your business and substantial fines. Understanding the process and deadlines is vital for maintaining good standing and avoiding operational disruptions for your California entity. This guide will walk you through exactly how to file your Statement of Information in California, whether you're forming a new entity or updating existing information.
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