When to File a Statement of Information in Santa Rosa
Your first CA Statement of Information is due within 90 days of forming your Santa Rosa business. After that, you are required to file either annually or biennially (every two years) depending on the type of business structure you have, as follows:
- Corporations (domestic and foreign) – Annually
- Agricultural Cooperatives – Annually
- Credit Unions – Biennially
- Nonprofits – Biennially
- LLCs – Biennially
The California Secretary of State gives you a six-month filing window. This includes the entire month you originally registered your business, plus the preceding 5 months.
For example, if you own a corporation and first registered your business in the month of June, your next Statement of Information will be due the following year by the end of June. But you can file anytime between January 1 and June 30 of that year.
If any changes occur between the required filing periods, you should submit an updated statement.
