| State | Due | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Florida | May 1, every LLC | Sunbiz searchAnnual reports filed, and status |
| Kentucky | June 30, every LLC | Kentucky business searchLast annual report, and standing |
| New Jersey | Last day of the formation month | NJ business name searchFormation date |
| Wyoming | First day of the formation month | WyoBiz filing searchInitial filing date |
| Washington | Last day of the formation month | CCFS searchExpiration date, which is the due date itself |
Reading the date
Use the month, not the day. A Wyoming LLC formed on May 15 is due on May 1 each year, two weeks before its anniversary. A New Jersey or Washington LLC formed on May 15 is due on May 31.
The first report
Florida and Kentucky expect the first report in the calendar year after the LLC was formed. New Jersey and Wyoming expect it in the first anniversary month. Washington asks for a short initial report within 120 days of formation, then an annual report by each expiration date.
Reminders from the state
Wyoming emails reminders from a wyo.gov address, and Washington sends notices by mail and email about 60 days before the expiration date. Mail that offers to file for a fee and imitates a government notice is usually a private company; the state’s own notices come from a .gov address.
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Sources
- Washington Secretary of State: annual reports FAQ
- Wyoming Secretary of State: what to expect after filing
- Florida Division of Corporations: annual report
- Kentucky Secretary of State: annual reports
Checked against official sources on November 12, 2026.