LLC Amendment Fees by State: Explainer

This explainer answers a narrow question: which state filing-fee line applies when a domestic limited liability company amends its formation record? For the definition, start with what an LLC amendment is. For the complete research surface, open the amendment fees by state matrix.

Short answer: use the domestic LLC amendment line

The relevant fee is the llc_fee cell for a domestic LLC amendment in the selected jurisdiction. A generic amendment price is not enough. State schedules may place LLC, corporation, foreign-entity, filing-method, and optional-service amounts near one another, but those lines answer different questions.

Match the jurisdiction, entity type, domestic status, and filing field before relying on a value. This page does not turn a nearby corporation fee or foreign LLC fee into a domestic LLC answer. It also does not expand the base filing-fee field into a total cost estimate.

Entity type and domestic status are part of the fee

A fee remains meaningful only while its filing context stays attached. The same state may publish different amendment lines for different entity forms or registration statuses. Removing the label from the amount removes the information a reader needs to select the right filing.

The source-bound facts below therefore name the state, the domestic LLC scope, and the amendment-fee field together. Each value comes from the matrix of record and passes through the shared facts predicate at render time. The page does not maintain a second static fee table.

Currently printable domestic LLC amendment fees

The following cells are the supported subset from the current independent source review. Each amount and citation is read from its matrix row. Jurisdictions that did not pass the same review remain withheld from this list rather than appearing as an unsupported number.

Alaska domestic LLC amendment fee

$25.00 — source: www.commerce.alaska.gov, checked 2026-09-28

California domestic LLC amendment fee

$30.00 — source: bpd.cdn.sos.ca.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Florida domestic LLC amendment fee

$25.00 — source: form.sunbiz.org, checked 2026-09-28

Georgia domestic LLC amendment fee

$20.00 — source: sos.ga.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Hawaii domestic LLC amendment fee

$25.00 — source: cca.hawaii.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Idaho domestic LLC amendment fee

$30.00 — source: sos.idaho.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Indiana domestic LLC amendment fee

$30.00 — source: forms.in.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Maine domestic LLC amendment fee

$50.00 — source: www.maine.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Maryland domestic LLC amendment fee

$100.00 — source: dat.maryland.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Minnesota domestic LLC amendment fee

$35.00 — source: www.sos.mn.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Montana domestic LLC amendment fee

$15.00 — source: sosmt.gov, checked 2026-09-28

New Hampshire domestic LLC amendment fee

$35.00 — source: www.sos.nh.gov, checked 2026-09-28

New York domestic LLC amendment fee

$60.00 — source: dos.ny.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Oregon domestic LLC amendment fee

$100.00 — source: sos.oregon.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Rhode Island domestic LLC amendment fee

$50.00 — source: docs.sos.ri.gov, checked 2026-09-28

South Dakota domestic LLC amendment fee

$60.00 — source: sdsos.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Virginia domestic LLC amendment fee

$25.00 — source: www.scc.virginia.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Washington domestic LLC amendment fee

$30.00 — source: www.sos.wa.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Wisconsin domestic LLC amendment fee

$40.00 — source: dfi.wi.gov, checked 2026-09-28

Why older fee literals were retired

A copied amount is not source-bound merely because it matches a matrix value. A printable claim needs the exact matrix cell, the domestic LLC amendment scope, an accepted source review, and the shared rendering predicate. If any part of that chain is missing, the amount stays out of this explainer.

This rule also applies to summary claims. A lowest fee, highest fee, common range, state count, or comparison can become false when one component is withheld or changes. This page retires those aggregates instead of recomputing them from an incomplete printable subset.

Method-dependent and formula-dependent fees

A state may describe a base amount, a filing-method variation, or a formula in separate source components. Those components are not interchangeable. A validated base fee does not validate an online discount, paper surcharge, variable formula, minimum, or optional service charge.

This explainer prints only the bound base amendment-fee cell. Method and formula prose stays out unless every required component has its own accepted source path. Readers should inspect the linked official source for filing options and confirm the amount before submitting a filing.

How to read a typed unknown

A typed unknown is an evidence status, not a price. It means the research chain did not support a publishable value for the defined cell. It does not mean the fee is free, that no filing exists, or that an older amount remains current.

The matrix of record may retain those rows so the research gap stays visible. This explainer withholds their values because its job is different: it presents only facts that can be carried into prose without changing their entity, filing, source, or publication status.

Sources, freshness, and scope

The matrix of record owns the jurisdiction rows and official-source links. The research methodology explains how publication status is handled, and the source registry explains the evidence taxonomy. This page keeps those roles separate instead of copying the matrix into prose.

Fees, forms, and filing options can change. Confirm the exact domestic LLC amendment line against the linked state source before filing. This page does not decide which document fits a reader's circumstances and does not provide a personalized filing conclusion.

Scope and limitations

This page is limited to source-bound domestic LLC amendment filing-fee cells. It does not report corporation, foreign LLC, expedite, certified-copy, name-availability, tax, or legal service costs. It does not recommend a jurisdiction or entity structure.

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This page is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.