Wyoming business formation and filing fees
Compare the costs of creating an LLC or corporation in Wyoming, or registering a company formed elsewhere. The filing office is Wyoming Secretary of State, Business Division.
Starting a company in Wyoming
Domestic LLC filing fee
Wyoming LLC Articles of Organization are $100, with a 2.4% online card-processing fee (minimum $1) when filed electronically. The filing requires a distinguishable name, Wyoming registered agent with physical address, organizer, principal office, and statutory LLC information.
Domestic corporation filing fee
Wyoming profit-corporation Articles of Incorporation are $100, plus the 2.4% online card-processing fee when applicable. Authorized shares, incorporator, registered agent/office, and corporate information must be supplied.
Registering a company formed elsewhere
For state registration, “foreign” can mean a company formed in another U.S. state. These fees are separate from creating a new Wyoming entity.
Foreign LLC qualification
Wyoming foreign LLC Certificate of Authority is $150, plus online card-processing charges where applicable. File acceptable home-jurisdiction evidence, Wyoming registered agent/office, and required authority information.
Foreign corporation qualification
Wyoming foreign profit-corporation Certificate of Authority is $150. The application requires home-jurisdiction evidence, Wyoming agent/office, charter and officer information, and the statutory filing fee.
Wyoming processing times
Wyoming allows LLC and profit-corporation formation online through WyoBiz and offers mail filing. The reviewed official pages do not promise a universal approval time; complete online filings are generally faster, subject to state review and payment acceptance.
Expedited filing options
The reviewed Wyoming Business Division fee schedule did not establish a universal same-day or 24-hour formation tier. Online filing adds the 2.4% card-processing fee, and any special handling must be confirmed with Business Services before submission.
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