What does the Lovie plan include?

Formation is $29 one-time and includes your LLC or C-Corp prepared and submitted, post-incorporation documents (bylaws, operating agreement, stock purchase agreement and more), AI-guided formation, a real-time dashboard, and priority support. Registered agent service with digital mail scan & forwarding is priced separately at $79/year ($49/year in Wyoming). State filing fees are billed separately and paid directly to your state.

Can I really form a company from my IDE?

Yes. Lovie is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool — it connects to Claude Code, Cursor, Manus, Replit, or any MCP-compatible editor. You type natural-language commands, answer a few questions, and your LLC or C-Corp is filed. You can also use our open-source CLI: npx create-llc.

How does billing work?

Formation is a one-time $29 charge — no subscription. Registered agent service is billed annually at $79/year ($49/year in Wyoming) and is priced separately. State filing fees are billed separately and paid directly to your state.

Can I trust AI with company formation?

Lovie uses state-verified legal templates — the same standard forms used by traditional filing services. AI handles data entry, validation, and workflow automation — not legal judgment calls. You review and approve every document before submission.

What is the LLC-to-C-Corp conversion?

You launch lean as an LLC, then convert to a Delaware C-Corp when raising VC. LLC-to-C-Corp conversion through Lovie is coming soon.

How long does state processing take?

Delaware typically processes within 1-3 business days. Wyoming often processes same-day. Lovie submits your filing as soon as you approve it — we add zero delays on our end.

No. We automate company formation filings as a technology platform. We handle filings — not legal counsel. Consult a licensed attorney for personalized legal advice.

Ohio Annual Compliance Requirements 2026

What are the compliance filing requirements for a business in Ohio? Ohio requires biennial compliance filings. The Biennial Report (LLCs exempt) costs $0 and is due Anniversary month (biennial). No franchise tax applies to LLCs. Late filing triggers administrative dissolution after 2 years.

What does Ohio require for annual compliance?

Ohio requires biennial compliance filings. The Biennial Report (LLCs exempt) costs $0 and is due Anniversary month (biennial). No franchise tax applies to LLCs. Late filing triggers administrative dissolution after 2 years.

Biennial Report (LLCs exempt): $0 due Anniversary month (biennial)
No franchise tax for LLCs in this state
Late penalty: Administrative dissolution after 2 years

Filing Deadlines and Fees

Requirement	Due Date	Fee
Biennial Report (LLCs exempt)	Anniversary month (biennial)	$0
Reinstatement (if dissolved)	N/A	$25

How to File Your Ohio Biennial Report (LLCs exempt)

Check your filing deadline: Your Biennial Report (LLCs exempt) is due Anniversary month (biennial). Mark this date in your calendar at least 30 days in advance.
Gather required information: Prepare your current registered agent address, principal office address, and member/manager names for the Secretary of State filing form.
File with Secretary of State: Submit your Biennial Report (LLCs exempt) online at https://businesssearch.ohiosos.gov/. The filing fee is $0.
Confirm acceptance: After submission, verify your entity shows "Active" or "Good Standing" status in the Secretary of State database. Save your confirmation number.

File online: Secretary of State Portal

Automate Your Ohio Compliance

Lovie monitors your filing deadlines and sends reminders before penalties apply. Our registered agent service includes compliance tracking for all 50 states.

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