Foreign LLC by State

Foreign LLC by State › New Jersey

New Jersey foreign LLC requirements

New Jersey asks a foreign LLC for Application for certificate of authority (Public Records Filing, entity type FLC) and a $100 fee; it also requires a good-standing certificate from the home state.

Requirements at a glance

RequirementNew Jersey
ApplicationApplication for certificate of authority (Public Records Filing, entity type FLC)
Filed withNew Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (DORES), Department of the Treasury
Fee$100
Good-standing certificateRequired
Certificate age limitNo limit stated
Registered agentA registered agent with a New Jersey street address
Yearly filingAnnual report (NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services), $75 (due: your anniversary month)

Good standing

Good standing certificate. Order it from the state where the LLC was formed, then file it with the New Jersey application. 36 states require one.

Best 3 Foreign Registration Services in New Jersey (2026)

#ServiceService feeNew Jersey feeAgent
1Mainstay Filing$199$100Year one included, then $149/yr
2Registered Agent NJ.org$199$100Year one included, then $99/yr
3New Jersey Registered Agent.co$199$100Year one included, then $99/yr

Service prices read from each provider’s New Jersey page on October 28, 2026. The state fee is the official figure below and is paid to the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (DORES), Department of the Treasury.

Every year after

Annual report (NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services), $75 (due: your anniversary month). Keep the registered agent current as well; each service above includes the first year.

New Jersey questions

Does New Jersey require a good-standing certificate?

Yes. Good standing certificate.

What does a foreign LLC file every year in New Jersey?

Annual report (NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services), $75 (due: your anniversary month).

What is the fee to register a foreign LLC in New Jersey?

$100. A $199 filing service adds to that.

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