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Registered agent guide · Oregon

Oregon Registered Agents (2026): State Rules, Fees and the 3 Best Agents

Our 2026 recommendation for a registered agent in Oregon, best first: Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), OR Registered Agent.org ($99 a year) and Oregon Registered Agent.co ($99 a year). Oregon law calls for a registered agent on every LLC. State charges that recur come to $100 per year (38th of 50).

Compiled by the LLC Factbook editors

Oregon state charges at a glance

38th of 50 by what the state bills in a year
A low number means a small state bill (equal totals). Every state compared

Annual report

$100 / yr
The state sets the deadline as anniversary of the LLC's formation in Oregon. Source: sos.oregon.gov, August 2026

State charges, per year

$100
Fees that recur, shown per year

Services that file for you, for Oregon

Most of the weight goes to three-year charges and coverage. Read the methodology for all five criteria.
Top of the book

1. Mainstay Filing: best for multi-state businesses

$149 yearly, renewing at $149

Mainstay Filing is our first choice because a flat $149 per year, supplied by a company active in all fifty states.

You pay $150 more than at OR Registered Agent.org across three years and, in return, more filings are done for you.

What the price buys

  • A real office address inside the state
  • Anything served on the company is scanned and sent to you that business day, free of charge
  • The first three letters from government agencies each year are scanned at no charge
  • Also open to nonprofits, partnerships and corporations, not only LLCs

In its favor

  • Any state at one price
  • $149 a year with no increase

Against it

  • Costs $50 more each year than OR Registered Agent.org
  • The agent plan does not file reports
Single-state service

2. OR Registered Agent.org: best for a small flat agent fee

$99 yearly, renewing at $99

OR Registered Agent.org follows: a Oregon-based agent for $99 a year, whose street address goes on the public record.

What the price buys

  • The registered office is an address inside the state
  • Documents delivered to the agent are scanned into your account

In its favor

  • $99 yearly with no increase
  • Beats Mainstay Filing on what you pay per year

Against it

  • No coverage outside this state
  • You file the annual report yourself
Single-state service

3. Oregon Registered Agent.co: best for Oregon specialists

$99 yearly, renewing at $99

Oregon Registered Agent.co follows: a Oregon-based agent for $99 a year, whose street address goes on the public record.

Price for price, it equals OR Registered Agent.org.

What the price buys

  • The registered office is an address inside the state
  • Documents delivered to the agent are scanned into your account

In its favor

  • Beats Mainstay Filing on what you pay per year
  • $99 yearly with no increase

Against it

  • No coverage outside this state
  • You file the annual report yourself

Prices side by side

No.ServiceYearly priceRenews atService charges, three years
1 Mainstay Filing $149$149/yr$447 Visit Mainstay FilingPartner link. We may earn money if you buy.
2 OR Registered Agent.org $99$99/yr$297 Visit OR Registered Agent.orgPartner link. We may earn money if you buy.
3 Oregon Registered Agent.co $99$99/yr$297 Visit Oregon Registered Agent.coPartner link. We may earn money if you buy.
Prices come from each company's own pages and were copied on November 12, 2026. The state bills the same whoever serves as agent.

Agent and state charges, by year

Each agent's price is combined with the state charges that repeat (the annual report from year two). Formation fees are not in the total.
$647 is what 3 years with Mainstay Filing adds up to; $200 goes to the state and $447 to the service.

Oregon next to the states ranked around it

PlaceStateYearly state fees
37thMaine$85
38thNew Hampshire$100
38thOregon$100
40thFlorida$138.75
41stArkansas$150
The full table is at Registered agent rules by state, with the smallest bills first.

What Oregon law requires of a registered agent

Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address. The address has to be a physical street address in Oregon where papers can be handed over. A commercial mail receiving agency, mail-forwarding business or virtual office is not accepted.

Persons the state allows: An Oregon resident, or a corporation or LLC formed in Oregon or authorized there, whose business office is the registered office. The agent has to consent. Authority: ORS 63.111.

Yearly state fees for an Oregon LLC

$100 every year for the annual report, by anniversary of the LLC's formation in Oregon. The state sends its letters about it to your registered agent's address.

Why the list reads this way

Mainstay Filing moved ahead of OR Registered Agent.org on paperwork the price takes on, a criterion weighted 26%.

Coverage of all fifty states beat OR Registered Agent.org on our weights.

Oregon: common questions

Does every Oregon LLC need a registered agent?

Yes. Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.

Who may act as the registered agent for Oregon LLCs?

An Oregon resident, or a corporation or LLC formed in Oregon or authorized there, whose business office is the registered office. The agent has to consent.

What is the yearly price of registered agent service for Oregon?

$99 to $149 a year, going by the picks here.

What does the state itself charge an LLC each year?

About $100 a year by our yearly measure, which comes from the annual report ($100 every year).

Which registered agents are recommended on this page?

Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), OR Registered Agent.org ($99 a year) and Oregon Registered Agent.co ($99 a year), with the best one first.

Which registered agent is the best choice?

Mainstay Filing, because $149 a year with no increase at renewal, valid in every state. Behind it come OR Registered Agent.org and Oregon Registered Agent.co.

Sources for this chapter

  1. For Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division, see sos.oregon.gov (opened August 2026)
  2. For Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division, see sos.oregon.gov (opened August 2026)
  3. For Oregon report due date, see oregon.public.law (opened August 2026)
  4. For ORS 63.044 and ORS 63.047, see oregonlegislature.gov (opened August 2026)
  5. For Oregon formation fee: Filing fee, official source, see sos.oregon.gov (opened October 2026)
  6. For Maine Secretary of State, see maine.gov (opened August 2026)
  7. For Maine Secretary of State, see maine.gov (opened August 2026)
  8. For New Hampshire Secretary of State, Corporations Division, see sos.nh.gov (opened August 2026)
  9. For New Hampshire Secretary of State, Corporations Division, see sos.nh.gov (opened August 2026)
  10. For Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, see dos.fl.gov (opened August 2026)
  11. For Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, see dos.fl.gov (opened August 2026)
  12. For Florida yearly filing: Annual report: fee, official source, see flsenate.gov (opened October 2026)
  13. For Arkansas yearly filing: Franchise tax report: what and, see sos.arkansas.gov (opened October 2026)
  14. For Arkansas yearly filing: Franchise tax: amount and filing, see sos.arkansas.gov (opened October 2026)
  15. Oregon service page at Mainstay Filing, noted November 12, 2026
  16. Pricing page at OR Registered Agent.org, noted November 12, 2026
  17. Pricing page at Oregon Registered Agent.co, noted November 12, 2026