LLC Conversion Fees by State
What each state charges to file a certificate, statement or articles of conversion for an LLC converting to or from another entity type — state filing fees only, as the statute or the filing office's fee schedule states them, across all 51 U.S. jurisdictions. Not a recommendation to convert an entity or to choose a jurisdiction.
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What does each state charge to file an LLC conversion?
Each row gives the state filing fee to file a certificate, statement or articles of conversion for an LLC, as the state's statute or the filing office's fee schedule states it.
| Jurisdiction | Conversion fee |
|---|---|
| Alaska | $25 to file a statement of conversion for an LLC under the Alaska Entity Transactions ActBase fee: $25 — Statement of conversion. Quote: “3 AAC 16.140. Fees and charges for filing under AS 10.55. The nonrefundable fee for filing a (1) statement of merger is $25; (2) statement of abandonment of merger is $25; (3) statement of interest exchange is $25; (4) statement of abandonment of interest exchange is $25; (5) statement of conversion is $25; (6) statement of abandonment of conversion is $25; (7) statement of domestication is $25; (8) statement of abandonment of domestication is $25.” Pinpoint: 3 AAC 16.140(5) (Admin Code Title 3, Ch. 16 – fees and charges for filing under AS 10.55).source |
| Alabama | $100 to file a statement of conversion for an LLCBase fee: $100 — Certificates, articles, or statements of merger, conversion, and share exchange. Quote: “g. Certificates, articles, or statements of merger, conversion, and share exchange: One hundred dollars ($100).” Pinpoint: Ala. Code § 10A-1-4.31(a)(1) (Title 10A, Ch. 1, Art. 4, Div. D – Filing Fees), alison.legislature.state.al.us section page.source |
| Arkansas | $25 to file a statement of conversion for an LLC, charged under the schedule's catch-all lineBase fee: $25 — Any other document permitted to be filed by the chapter (catch-all under the LLC filing-fee schedule; the schedule has no line specific to a statement of conversion). Quote: “Any other document permitted to be filed by the chapter […] $25.00” Pinpoint: Arkansas Secretary of State, Limited Liability Company Filing Fees (Rev. 1/25), item 19 ‘Any other document permitted to be filed by the chapter’ (catch-all; no conversion-specific line is listed).source |
| Arizona | $50 (regular) or $85 (expedited) to file a statement of conversion for an LLC; optional 2-hour/same-day/next-day accelerated processing also availableBase fee: $50 — Statement of conversion, regular processing. Optional: $85 — Statement of conversion, expedited processing (condition: Expedited processing (optional, in place of regular processing)). Optional: $400 — 2-Hour Service (Same Day/Next Day Accelerated Processing Services) (condition: Available 8am - 3pm; SD/ND processing services can be applied to most filing types). Optional: $200 — Same Day Service (Same Day/Next Day Accelerated Processing Services) (condition: Must be received before 10am). Optional: $100 — Next Day Service (Same Day/Next Day Accelerated Processing Services) (condition: Must be received before 5pm). Filing channel: Regular vs. expedited processing are the Commission's own listed service tiers for the same filing; the Same Day/Next Day Accelerated Processing Services table on the same fee schedule document states its tiers can be applied to most filing types, including this one. Quote: “Statement of Conversion […] $50.00” Pinpoint: Arizona Corporation Commission, Schedule of Fees – Limited Liability Companies, A.R.S. Title 29, row ‘Statement of Conversion’.source |
| California | Into a California LLC (LLC-1A): $70, or $150 if a California corporation is involved; a California LLC converting out: $150 to a corporation, $70 to an LP or registered GP, $30 to a non-registering GP or foreign entityBase fee: $70 — Articles of Organization – Conversion (Form LLC-1A), no California corporation involved (condition: $70 for all others). Conditional: $150 — Articles of Organization – Conversion (Form LLC-1A), California corporation involved (condition: $150 if a California Corp is involved). Conditional: $150 — California LLC converting to a California general stock corporation (Articles of Incorporation containing a statement of conversion) (condition: If the converted entity will be: California General Stock Corporation). Conditional: $150 — California LLC converting to a California professional corporation (Form CONV LLC-PC) (condition: California Professional Corporation). Conditional: $70 — California LLC converting to a California LP (Form LP-1A), no California corporation involved (condition: $70 for all others). Conditional: $70 — California LLC converting to a registered GP (Form GP-1A), no California corporation involved (condition: $70 for all others). Conditional: $30 — California LLC converting to a non-registering GP (Certificate of Conversion, Form CONV-1A), no California corporation involved (condition: $30 for all others). Conditional: $30 — California LLC converting to a foreign entity (Certificate of Conversion, Form CONV-1A), no California corporation involved (condition: $30 for all others). Optional: $350 — 24–Hour Filing Service (Class C) (condition: Online or Drop-Off in Sacramento.) [2]. Optional: $750 — Same Day Filing Service (Class B) (condition: Note: The document must be received by the Secretary of State by 9:30 a.m.) [2]. Optional: $500 — 4–Hour Filing Service (Class A) (condition: A document must be precleared and approved to be eligible for 4-Hour expedite service.) [2]. Optional: $500 — 24–Hour Preclearance Service (condition: Drop-Off-Only in Sacramento .) [2]. Optional: $15 — Drop-off special handling fee, each filing request (condition: Drop-off requests must include a separate, non–refundable special handling fee for each request.) [2]. Optional: $5 — Certified copy, per document [3]. Formula: The filing fee is $150 if a California Corp is involved; and $70 for all others. Filing channel: Drop-off requests must include a separate, non–refundable special handling fee for each request. […] The special handling fee does not apply to Statements of Information, Statements by Common Interest Development Association, or any request submitted online or by mail. Quote: “California LLC The converting entity must be a California Corp, LP or GP; or Foreign Corp, LLC, LP, GP or Other Business Entity; File Articles of Organization – Conversion ( Form LLC-1A (PDF) ) online at bizfileOnline.sos.ca.gov , by mail, or in person. The filing fee is $150 if a California Corp is involved; and $70 for all others.” Pinpoint: California Secretary of State, Business Entities 'Conversion Information' page, section 'Forms and Fees' (headings 'California LLC', 'California General Stock Corporation', 'California Professional Corporation', 'California LP', 'Registered GP', 'Non-Registering GP', 'Foreign Entity'). Also cited: [2] www.sos.ca.gov — California Secretary of State, Business Entities 'Service Options' page (Online; Drop-Off Service (Special Handling Service); Preclearance Services; Expedite Services); [3] www.sos.ca.gov — California Secretary of State, 'Limited Liability Companies – California (Domestic)' forms and fees page, items 10-14 (items 11 and 14).source |
| Colorado | $50 to file a statement of conversion for an LLC ($100 for a ‘combined’ conversion)Base fee: $50 — Conversion Statements. Conditional: $100 — Combined Conversions (condition: if the resulting entity will be an entity for which a constituent filed document is to be filed in the records of the secretary of state, the converting entity shall deliver to the secretary of state […] a combined statement of conversion and the constituent filed document that complies with the requirements of the organic statutes). Filing channel: Fee schedule lists both conversion rows only under the ‘Online fee’ column (paper is ‘n/a’). Quote: “Conversion Statements $50.00” Pinpoint: Colorado Secretary of State, Business Organizations Fee Schedule, Business Transactions table, row ‘Conversion Statements’.source |
| Connecticut | $60 to file a certificate of conversion for an LLC, plus a $120 formation-document fee if the resulting entity is a Connecticut LLCBase fee: $60 — Conversion (certificate of conversion). Conditional: $120 — Formation/organic document fee, if converting into a Connecticut LLC (condition: Charged in addition to the base conversion fee when the entity resulting from the conversion is a Connecticut LLC (per the agency fee page's add-on table).). Quote: “Conversion - changing entity type. No form available; please see our Conversions page for more information. $60” Pinpoint: business.ct.gov, ‘Domestic Limited Liability Companies Forms and Fees,’ row ‘Conversion - changing entity type’.source |
| District of Columbia | $99 when the converted entity is a domestic LLC (fee = that entity type's own registration fee); the rule applies the same way, at a different number, when an LLC converts into another entity typeBase fee: $99 — Statement of conversion where the converted (resulting) entity is a domestic limited liability company (condition: the fee shall be equal to the fee for registering a domestic filing entity; for a domestic limited liability company that filing is the certificate of organization) [2]. Optional: $100 — Expedited same-day service (condition: in addition to all other fees required by statute or regulation) [3]. Optional: $50 — Expedited 3-day service (condition: in addition to all other fees required by statute or regulation) [3]. Formula: Statement of conversion: the fee shall be equal to the fee for registering a domestic filing entity;. Quote: “Statement of conversion: the fee shall be equal to the fee for registering a domestic filing entity;” Pinpoint: DLCP, "Corporations Division Fees – Filing Fee for All Entities" page, bulleted fee list, "Statement of conversion" line. Also cited: [2] dlcp.dc.gov — DLCP, "Corporations Division Fees - Limited Liability Company" table, row "Domestic Limited Liability Company – Certificate of organization"; [3] dlcp.dc.gov — DLCP "Fees for Corporate Registration Services" index page, expedited-service note.source |
| Delaware | $180 + $40 municipality fee (schedule $220); into an LLC add a certificate of formation $70 + $40 (schedule $110); series conversions $180 + $40 each; annual tax first if a Delaware LLC converts out; LLC to another Delaware entity: resulting entity's feesBase fee: $180 — Filing fee, certificate of conversion to limited liability company (§ 18-214) or certificate of conversion to non-Delaware entity (§ 18-216). Base fee: $40 — Courthouse municipality fee for the certificate of conversion (§ 18-206(e)) [2]. Conditional: $70 — Filing fee, certificate of formation filed simultaneously with a conversion to a Delaware LLC (§ 18-214(b)(2)) (condition: + A CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION MUST BE FILED SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH A CONVERSION OR DIVISION WITH APPLICABLE FEES). Conditional: $40 — Courthouse municipality fee for the certificate of formation filed with a conversion to a Delaware LLC (§ 18-206(e)) (condition: + A CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION MUST BE FILED SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH A CONVERSION OR DIVISION WITH APPLICABLE FEES) [2]. Conditional: $400 — Delaware annual tax for the calendar year, due before filing when the Delaware LLC converts (its existence as a Delaware LLC will cease) (condition: Conversion: (plus tax when DE entity is converting)). Conditional: $180 — Filing fee, certificate of conversion of protected series to registered series (§ 18-219) (condition: Protected Series to Registered Series). Conditional: $40 — Courthouse municipality fee for the certificate of conversion of protected series to registered series (§ 18-206(e)) (condition: Protected Series to Registered Series) [2]. Conditional: $70 — Filing fee, certificate of registered series filed simultaneously with a protected-to-registered conversion (§ 18-219(a)(2)) (condition: Protected Series to Registered Series). Conditional: $40 — Courthouse municipality fee for the certificate of registered series filed with a protected-to-registered conversion (§ 18-206(e)) (condition: Protected Series to Registered Series) [2]. Conditional: $180 — Filing fee, certificate of conversion of registered series to protected series (§ 18-220) (condition: Registered Series to Protected Series). Conditional: $40 — Courthouse municipality fee for the certificate of conversion of registered series to protected series (§ 18-206(e)) (condition: Registered Series to Protected Series) [2]. Optional: $200 — Same Day Fee (fee schedule column) [3]. Optional: $100 — 24-Hour Fee (fee schedule column) [3]. Optional: $50 — Certified copy, each copy certified. Optional: $2 — Copies provided by the Secretary of State for certification, per page (condition: in each instance where the Secretary of State provides the copies of the document to be certified). Optional: $1,000 — Priority 1 (1-Hour) Service, per document/request [3]. Optional: $500 — Priority 2 (2-Hour) Service, per document/request [3]. Formula: Domestic LLC to domestic entity See resulting entity for fees. Quote: “a certificate of conversion to limited liability company under § 18-214 of this title, a certificate of conversion to a non-Delaware entity under § 18-216 of this title, […] a fee in the amount of $180” Pinpoint: 6 Del. C. § 18-1105 (Delaware Limited Liability Company Act, Subchapter XI. Miscellaneous), delcode.delaware.gov Title 6 Ch. 18 Subchapter XI page, subsection (a)(3). Also cited: [2] delcode.delaware.gov — 6 Del. C. § 18-206(e) (Subchapter II. Formation; Certificate of Formation) / 6 Del. C. § 18-206(a), § 18-214(b), § 18-216(e), § 18-219(a), § 18-220(e) (Subchapter II); [3] corpfiles.delaware.gov — Delaware Department of State, Division of Corporations Fee Schedule, Revised August 1, 2026, pp. 3-4, blocks 'Limited Liability Companies' (Formation – domestic, Registered Series Formation) and 'Limited Liability Companies - continued' (Conversion sub-block) (row and columns 'State Filing Fee', 'Certified Copy (each)', 'Same Day Fee', '24-Hour Fee'; notes below the block).source |
| Florida | $25 to file the conversion, plus new-entity filing fees if applicable ($100 filing + $25 registered agent for a new Florida LLC); optional certified copy $30Base fee: $25 — Certificate of conversion of a limited liability company. Conditional: $100 — New entity filing fee when the converted entity is a new Florida LLC (condition: (+ New Entity Filing Fees, if applicable)). Conditional: $25 — Registered agent fee when the converted entity is a new Florida LLC (condition: (+ New Entity Filing Fees, if applicable)). Optional: $30 — Certified Copy of Record. Formula: $ 25.00 (+ New Entity Filing Fees, if applicable). Quote: “(10) For filing a certificate of conversion of a limited liability company, $25.” Pinpoint: Fla. Stat. § 605.0213 (Florida Revised Limited Liability Company Act), flsenate.gov 2025 Florida Statutes, Chapter 605 (all sections page), subsection (10).source |
| Georgia | $95.00 if filed online (no added service charge); $105.00 ($95.00 + $10.00 service charge) if filed on paper; optional expedite $120/$275/$1,200Base fee: $95 — Certificate of Conversion, online filing. Conditional: $105 — Certificate of Conversion, paper filing (filing fee plus service charge) (condition: The service charge for filing is in addition to the regular fee associated with the filing type). Optional: $120 — Expedited processing, two business days (condition: The expedited fee is in addition to the regular filing fee associated with the document type or service requested). Optional: $275 — Expedited processing, same day (condition: Same day expedited processing service requests must be received by the Division by noon of a business day). Optional: $1,200 — Expedited processing, one hour (condition: One hour expedited processing service requests are reviewed on business days between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.). Quote: “Certificate of Conversion $95.00 $95.00 +$10.00 $105.00” Pinpoint: Georgia Secretary of State, "Corporations Division Filing Fees" (Rev. 8/2025, effective September 6, 2025), p.2, row "Certificate of Conversion"; "Expedited Processing of Document Filings" part A.source |
| Hawaii | $100 to file articles of conversion (the same statutory line item also covers articles of merger); optional $75 special-handling review fee for that specific filingBase fee: $100 — Articles of merger or conversion, filing fee. Optional: $75 — Special handling fee for review of articles of merger or conversion. Quote: “(4) Articles of merger or conversion, $100;” Pinpoint: HRS § 428-1301(a)(4) and (a)(17) (chapter 428, Part XIII "Fees, Charges, and Penalties").source |
| Iowa | $50 to file a statement of conversion for an LLCBase fee: $50 — Statement of conversion. Optional: $5 — Certifying the copy (§ 489.122(3)(b)). Quote: “Statement of conversion ............................................. $ 50” Pinpoint: Iowa Code § 489.122(1)(n) ('Fees'), Chapter 489 PDF p. 16.source |
| Idaho | $30 to file a statement of conversion; a $20 surcharge applies if filed on a non-system-generated paper form requiring manual data entry; optional expedite surcharges $40/$100Base fee: $30 — Statement of conversion, filing fee. Conditional: $20 — Surcharge, manual data entry (non-system-generated form, paper filing) (condition: for filing any form that is not generated by the secretary of state's electronic filing system and that requires manual data entry). Optional: $40 — Surcharge, evidence of filing within 8 working hours (condition: for providing evidence of filing an entity filing within eight (8) working hours after the entity filing is delivered, either in person or electronically, for filing). Optional: $100 — Surcharge, same-working-day expedited service (condition: that is submitted to the secretary of state before 1:00 p.m. mountain time and that requests expedited service within the same working day that the filing is submitted). Quote: “(5) Statement of conversion ................................. $30.00” Pinpoint: Idaho Code, Title 30, chapter 21, whole-chapter PDF, § 30-21-214(b)(5) (Part 2, Filing).source |
| Illinois | $100 to file a statement of conversion; optional $200 expedited filing (same amount, substituting for the regular fee)Base fee: $100 — Filing statement of conversion. Optional: $200 — Expedited filing of statement of conversion [2]. Quote: “Filing statement of conversion, $100.” Pinpoint: 805 ILCS 415/401(b)(1) (Entity Omnibus Act, Article 4 "Fees and Other Matters," Sec. 401 "Fees"). Also cited: [2] www.ilga.gov — 805 ILCS 415/407(a)(1) (Entity Omnibus Act, Sec. 407 "Department of Business Services Special Operations Fund").source |
| Indiana | $20 electronic / $30 non-electronic to file articles of conversion (flat, not split by entity type); optional abandonment, notice, certificate, preclearance feesBase fee: $20 — Articles of conversion, electronic filing. Conditional: $30 — Articles of conversion, non-electronic filing (condition: for filing in a manner other than electronically). Optional: $10 — Preclearance of a filing. Quote: “The secretary of state shall collect the following fees for filing articles of conversion: (1) Twenty dollars ($20) for an electronic filing.” Pinpoint: IC 23-0.5-9-49 (Article 0.5, Ch. 9 "Fees"); IC 23-0.6-4-1, 23-0.6-4-5 (Article 0.6, Ch. 4 "Conversion") (whole-Title 23 capture).source |
| Kansas | $75 to file a certificate of conversion/domestication for an LLC changing its entity type or state of organization; a new formation document (and its own fee) is additionally required if the conversion creates a new Kansas entityBase fee: $75 — Certificate of Conversion/Domestication. Optional: $15 — Certified copy of corporate filing — information and services fee (K.A.R. 7-16-1) [2]. Optional: $5 — Certified copy of corporate filing — technology communication fee (K.A.R. 7-16-2) [2]. Quote: “The filing fee for the Certificate of Conversion/Domestication is $75.” Pinpoint: Kansas SOS form CDF, "Certificate of Conversion/Domestication to a Foreign (Non-Kansas) Business," Fee Schedule. Also cited: [2] sos.ks.gov — Kansas Register, Vol. 45, No. 7 (Feb. 12, 2026), K.A.R. 7-16-1 "Information and services fee," "Entity amendment filings, paper form" list / Kansas Register, Vol. 45, No. 7 (Feb. 12, 2026), K.A.R. 7-16-2 "Technology communication fee," "Entity amendment filings, paper form" list.source |
| Kentucky | No conversion-specific line on the LLC fee schedule; the LLC heading's catch-all line ($15) is the only fee that reaches a filing not otherwise listedBase fee: $15 — Catch-all: any other document required or permitted to be filed (Domestic LLC schedule). Quote: “Any other document required or permitted to be filed: $15.00” Pinpoint: Kentucky SOS, Business Filings, "Fees" page, "Domestic Limited Liability Company (Profit, Non-Profit or Professional Service)" list.source |
| Louisiana | $100 to file an LLC's articles of entity conversion (change of entity type); R.S. 49:222(B)(6) separately restates the identical $100 figure for a conversion from or to a partnershipBase fee: $100 — Conversions, domestic LLC (bundled line also covering articles of organization, amendments, dissolution, termination/reinstatement proceedings, merger proceedings, and certificates of correction). Conditional: $100 — Conversion from or to a partnership (LLC-specific restatement of the same $100 figure) (condition: including the conversion of a limited liability company from or to a partnership). Optional: $15 — Additional certified copies (General Fees). Optional: $25 — Certified copies with amendments (General Fees). Optional: $50 — Expedited "while you wait" service (Special fees). Optional: $30 — Expedited twenty-four-hour service (Special fees). Quote: “One hundred dollars for filing and recording limited liability company articles of organization, amended articles of organization, dissolution proceedings, termination of dissolution proceedings, reinstatement proceedings, merger proceedings, conversions, and certificates of correction.” Pinpoint: R.S. 49:222(B)(1)(c) ("Fees chargeable by secretary of state").source |
| Massachusetts | $100 certificate of conversion plus the $500 certificate of organization plus the converting entity's own fee (schedule totals $600 to $700) into an LLC; $475 plus stock fees from an LLC into a corporationBase fee: $100 — Certificate of conversion, another business entity converting into a domestic LLC (950 CMR 112.18). Conditional: $500 — Certificate of organization filed with the certificate of conversion (950 CMR 112.18) (condition: The certificate of conversion shall be accompanied by a certificate of organization for the limited liability company.). Conditional: amount not stated — The converting domestic other entity's own filing fee, added to the $100 certificate-of-conversion fee (amount set by law for that entity type, not stated in the regulation) (condition: plus the fee assessed by law for each domestic other entity). Conditional: $700 — Articles of entity conversion, domestic business corporation converting into a domestic LLC (SoS schedule total) (condition: TO: Limited Liability Companies (LLC) - Domestic; FROM: Corporations - Domestic Profit and Domestic Professional) [2]. Conditional: $475 — Articles of entity conversion, domestic LLC converting into a domestic profit corporation (plus stock fees) (condition: FROM: Limited Liability Companies (LLC) - Domestic; TO: Corporations - Domestic Profit; Plus stock fees). Conditional: $475 — Articles of entity conversion, domestic LLC converting into a domestic professional corporation (plus stock fees) (condition: FROM: Limited Liability Companies (LLC) - Domestic; TO: Corporations - Domestic Professional; Plus stock fees). Optional: $15 — Expedite on a fax-filed conversion, filing amount $150.00-$499.00 (expedite chart) (condition: TRANSACTION COST $150.00-$499.00). Optional: amount not stated — Expedite on a fax-filed conversion, filing amount over $500 (expedite chart; percentage, not a dollar amount) (condition: TRANSACTION COST Over $500). Formula: $100 plus the fee assessed by law for each domestic other entity. Quote: “The fee for filing the certificate of conversion shall be $100 plus the fee assessed by law for each domestic other entity.” Pinpoint: 950 CMR 112.18, Certificate of Conversion (Secretary of the Commonwealth, Corporations Division, 950 CMR 112.00 Limited Liability Companies). Also cited: [2] www.sec.state.ma.us — Corporation Division Fee Schedule (updated 3/14/22), 'Conversions - To/From (continued)', TO: Limited Liability Companies (LLC) - Domestic.source |
| Maryland | $100 to file articles of conversion involving an LLC; optional expedited (non-same-day) processing $50Base fee: $100 — Articles of conversion (bundled $100 line also covering articles of incorporation/amendment/extension/restatement/supplementary/share exchange/consolidation or merger/revival and articles of validation). Optional: $50 — Expedited processing (non-same-day) of a document listed in paragraph (1), e.g. articles of conversion (condition: if processing under § 1–203.2(b)(1) of this subtitle is not requested). Quote: “(b) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (10) of this subsection, for each of the following documents, the nonrefundable processing fee is $100: […] Articles of conversion” Pinpoint: GCA §1-203(b)(1) ("Fees chargeable by…" — ** TAKES EFFECT OCTOBER 1, 2026 ** version, in force as of the effective date).source |
| Maine | Depending on the entity type the LLC converts into: $145 to a business corporation, $40 to a nonprofit corporation, $175 to a limited partnership, limited liability partnership, or partnershipConditional: $145 — Statement of conversion, LLC converts to a business corporation (condition: to convert to a business corporation governed by Title 13‑C). Conditional: $40 — Statement of conversion, LLC converts to a nonprofit corporation (condition: to convert to a nonprofit corporation governed by Title 13‑B). Conditional: $175 — Statement of conversion, LLC converts to a limited partnership (condition: to convert to a limited partnership governed by chapter 19). Conditional: $175 — Statement of conversion, LLC converts to a limited liability partnership (condition: to convert to a limited liability partnership governed by chapter 15). Conditional: $175 — Statement of conversion, LLC converts to a partnership (condition: to convert to a partnership governed by chapter 17). Optional: $5 — Certification of a copy, per certification (§1680(26)) (condition: in addition to any fee due under subsection 25). Optional: $100 — Preclearance of a document for filing (§1680(27)). Formula: for filing a statement of conversion under section 1647 to convert to a business corporation governed by Title 13‑C, a fee of $145; for filing a statement of conversion under section 1647 to convert to a nonprofit corporation governed by Title 13‑B, a fee of $40; for filing a statement of conversion under section 1647 to convert to a limited partnership governed by chapter 19, a fee of $175; for filing a statement of conversion under section 1647 to convert to a limited liability partnership governed by chapter 15, a fee of $175; and for filing a statement of conversion under section 1647 to convert to a partnership governed by chapter 17, a fee of $175;. Quote: “for filing a statement of conversion under section 1647 to convert to a business corporation governed by Title 13‑C, a fee of $145” Pinpoint: 31 M.R.S. §1680(23) ("Filing and copying fees; penalties").source |
| Michigan | $25 base Certificate of Conversion fee plus a conditional new-entity formation fee ($10-$500+) set by the destination/origin entity typeBase fee: $25 — Certificate of Conversion filing fee (both directions). Conditional: $50 — Articles of Organization (business organization converting into a domestic LLC, Form 753) (condition: Articles of Organization and Certificate of Conversion). Conditional: $20 — Articles of Incorporation (domestic LLC converting into a domestic nonprofit corporation, Form 754) (condition: If converting from a Domestic LLC/PLLC to a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation). Conditional: $50 — Formation-document fee (foreign LLC/PLLC converting into a domestic LLC/PLLC, Form 754) (condition: If converting from a Foreign LLC/PLLC to a Domestic LLC/PLLC). Conditional: $25 — Domestic LLC/PLLC converting into a foreign entity (no second Michigan-filed formation fee) (condition: If converting from a Domestic LLC/PLLC to a Foreign entity). Conditional: $10 — Articles of Incorporation (domestic LLC converting into a domestic profit corporation, Form 754) (condition: If converting from a Domestic LLC/PLLC to a Domestic Profit Corporation). Conditional: $50 — Organization fee by authorized shares, 1-60,000 shares (LLC-to-profit-corporation conversion) (condition: Authorized Shares 1-60,000). Conditional: $100 — Organization fee by authorized shares, 60,001-1,000,000 shares (condition: Authorized Shares 60,001-1,000,000). Conditional: $300 — Organization fee by authorized shares, 1,000,001-5,000,000 shares (condition: Authorized Shares 1,000,001-5,000,000). Conditional: $500 — Organization fee by authorized shares, 5,000,001-10,000,000 shares (condition: Authorized Shares 5,000,001-10,000,000). Optional: $1,000 — Expedited service, 1 hour same day. Optional: $500 — Expedited service, 2 hour same day. Optional: $200 — Expedited service, same day for any existing-entity document. Optional: $100 — Expedited service, same day for formation/qualification document. Optional: $100 — Expedited service, 24 hours for any existing-entity document. Optional: $50 — Expedited service, 24 hours for formation/qualification document. Optional: $16 — Certified copy of original documents, minimum (first six pages) (condition: first six pages). Optional: $1 — Certified copy, each additional page beyond six (condition: each additional page). Optional: $0 — Certified copy, expedited (25% surcharge) (condition: expedited service). Formula: Organization Fee: (Based on Authorized Shares) ... +10,000,000 ... $500.00 for first 10,000,000 plus $1000.00 for each additional 10,000,000 (profit-corporation destination only, above the 10,000,000-share tier). Quote: “Articles of Organization and Certificate of Conversion […] Certificate of Conversion […] $25.00” Pinpoint: Michigan LARA Corporations, Securities & Commercial Licensing Bureau, 'Filing Fees' schedule, p.9, Forms 753 'Articles of Organization and Certificate of Conversion' and 754 'Certificate of Conversion (For use by a LLC Converting into a Business Organization)'.source |
| Minnesota | $60 by mail ($80 in person) to file LLC articles of conversion; not available onlineBase fee: $60 — Articles of conversion filing fee, by mail (either direction) (condition: By Mail). Conditional: $80 — Articles of conversion filing fee, in person (condition: In Person (Appointment Required)) [2]. Filing channel: By mail $60; not available online; in person (appointment required) $80 -- per the SOS fee schedule. Quote: “the converting limited liability company shall file articles of conversion with the secretary of state, together with a total fee of $60” Pinpoint: Minn. Stat. §322C.1009, subd. 1(1)-(2), Filings required for conversion; effective date and time. Also cited: [2] www.sos.mn.gov — Minnesota Secretary of State, 'Business Filing and Certification Fee Schedule', section 'Limited Liability Company (Domestic) - Chapter 322C', line 'Conversion'.source |
| Missouri | No LLC conversion filingReason: Missouri's LLC Act (RSMo ch. 347) has no conversion article and the SOS fee schedule has no conversion line in any chapter; statutory conversion is not available for Missouri LLCs. Also cited: [2] revisor.mo.gov — RSMo ch. 347 table of sections (§§347.010-347.740).source |
| Mississippi | $50 to file a statement of conversion for an LLCBase fee: $50 — Statement of conversion. Quote: “Statement of conversion .................. $50.00” Pinpoint: Miss. Code Ann. § 79-37-112(c)(5), Filing, service, and copying fees (SB 2322, 2014 Regular Session, as sent to the Governor, Section 12).source |
| Montana | $35 converting into an LLC; converting out, the destination entity's own formation fee ($35 corp / $20 LLP)Base fee: $35 — Inbound conversion (partnership/LP to LLC) -- same fee as articles of organization (condition: MCA 35-8-1210(4): articles of organization satisfying 35-8-202) [2]. Conditional: $35 — Outbound conversion, LLC to domestic profit corporation (condition: MCA 35-8-1215(5): articles of conversion satisfying the requirements of Title 35 for the converted domestic corporation) [2]. Conditional: $20 — Outbound conversion, LLC to limited liability partnership (condition: MCA 35-8-1215(5): articles of conversion satisfying the requirements of Title 35 for the converted limited liability partnership) [2]. Optional: $10 — Certified copy request [2]. Optional: $5 — Documents/copies returned by fax [2]. Optional: $20 — 24 hour processing fee (expedite) [2]. Optional: $100 — 1 hour processing fee (expedite) [2]. Formula: MCA 35-8-1210(4) and 35-8-1215(5) set no separate conversion fee; each cross-references 'all filing fees' for the converted entity's own formation or registration document under Title 35. Quote: “After a conversion is approved under subsection (2), the partnership or limited partnership shall file articles of organization and all filing fees in the office of the secretary of state that satisfy the requirements of 35-8-202” Pinpoint: MCA 35-8-1210(4), Conversion of partnership or limited partnership to limited liability company. Also cited: [2] sosmt.gov — Montana Secretary of State, Business Services Filing Fees, 'Corporations:' section ('Articles Of Incorporation – Profit Corporation $35.00') and 'Limited Liability Partnerships:' section ('Registration Of Limited Liability Partnership $20.00').source |
| North Carolina | $50 for a standalone articles of conversion (LLC converting out); $125 when another entity converts into an LLC (combined articles of organization and conversion)Base fee: $50 — Filing fee, standalone articles of conversion — LLC converting out (G.S. 57D-1-22(a)(13)) (condition: other than articles of conversion included as part of another document). Conditional: $125 — Articles of organization and conversion — another entity converting into an LLC (G.S. 57D-1-22(a)(1)) (condition: After a plan of conversion has been approved by the converting entity ..., the converting entity shall deliver articles of organization and conversion to the Secretary of State for filing.). Optional: $15 — Paper certificate (G.S. 57D-1-22(c)(2)). Optional: $10 — Electronic certificate (G.S. 57D-1-22(c)(3)). Optional: $200 — Same-day expedited filing (G.S. 55D-11(1)) (condition: for the filing by the end of the same business day of a document received by 12:00 noon) [2]. Optional: $100 — 24-hour expedited filing (G.S. 55D-11(2)) (condition: for the filing of a document within 24 hours after receipt, excluding weekends and holidays) [2]. Quote: “Articles of conversion (other than articles of conversion included as 50.00 part of another document)” Pinpoint: G.S. 57D-1-22(a)(13), North Carolina Limited Liability Company Act, 'Filing, service, and copying fees'. Also cited: [2] www.ncleg.gov — G.S. 55D-11, North Carolina business-entity filing act (applies to LLC filings via G.S. 57D-1-20(a)).source |
| North Dakota | $50 flat fee to file articles of conversion, plus the resulting entity's own origination fee ($135 when the result is a domestic LLC); abandonment also $50Base fee: $50 — Filing articles of conversion of a limited liability company (flat statutory fee). Conditional: $135 — Additional fee when the resulting (converted) organization is a domestic North Dakota organization — equal to that organization type's own origination fee (shown here for the case where the result is a domestic LLC) (condition: If the organization resulting from the conversion will be a domestic organization governed by the laws of this state, then the fees provided by the governing laws to establish or register a new organization like the organization resulting from the conversion). Conditional: amount not stated — Additional fee when the resulting (converted) organization is a foreign organization that will transact business in this state — equal to that organization type's own certificate-of-authority fee (amount not stated in this chapter for organization types other than a foreign LLC) (condition: If the organization resulting from the conversion will be a foreign organization that will transact business in this state, then the fees provided by the governing laws to obtain a certificate of authority or register an organization like the organization resulting from the conversion). Optional: $50 — Filing abandonment of conversion. Optional: $5 — Search-of-records fee (e.g. when requesting a copy of the filed record) (condition: for a search of records). Optional: $10 — Furnishing a copy of any record relating to the limited liability company — fee for the secretary of state's certificate or seal authenticating the copy, plus the search fee [2]. Formula: The $50 conversion-filing fee is charged in addition to the ordinary origination fee (if the result is a domestic organization) or certificate-of-authority fee (if the result is a foreign organization transacting business in the state) for the resulting organization type; the two fees are not summed into one line on the schedule. Quote: “Filing articles of conversion of a limited liability company, fifty dollars and:” Pinpoint: NDCC 10-32.1-92(6) and (1), ch. 10-32.1, "Secretary of state - Fees and charges" (PDF p. 60); conversion authorization at NDCC 10-32.1-61 (PDF p. 43) and articles of conversion at NDCC 10-32.1-64 (PDF p. 45). Also cited: [2] ndlegis.gov — NDCC 54-09-04(1)(a)-(b), "Fees" (secretary of state general fee statute, Title 54 ch. 9, PDF p. 1-2).source |
| Nebraska | $30 for an LLC's articles of conversion ($25 electronic); an organization converting into an LLC instead files a $110 certificate of organization ($100 electronic)Base fee: $30 — Filing fee, Articles of Conversion (LLC converting out). Conditional: $110 — Certificate of organization filed by a converting organization becoming an LLC (condition: if the converting organization is not a converting limited liability company, the converting organization shall deliver to the Secretary of State for filing a certificate of organization). Optional: $1 — Certified copy of any document on file under the act, per page (condition: per page) [2]. Optional: $10 — Certified copy, per-certificate fee (condition: per certificate) [2]. Filing channel: The filing fee for all filings under the Nebraska Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, including amendments and name reservation, shall be thirty dollars if the filing is submitted in writing and twenty-five dollars if the filing is submitted electronically pursuant to section 84-511. Quote: “Articles of Conversion $30” Pinpoint: Nebraska Secretary of State, 'Forms and Fee Information' page, section 'Limited Liability Companies (Domestic)', row 'Articles of Conversion'. Also cited: [2] nebraskalegislature.gov — Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-192(1), Nebraska Uniform Limited Liability Company Act.source |
| New Hampshire | $35 for the certificate of statutory conversion plus $100 for the accompanying certificate of formation, when another entity converts into an LLCBase fee: $35 — Filing fee, certificate of statutory conversion (RSA 304-C:191(II)(d)). Conditional: $100 — Certificate of formation filed together with the certificate of statutory conversion (RSA 304-C:149(IV)(b)) (condition: A converting business entity making a statutory conversion under this section shall file with the secretary of state: (a) A certificate of statutory conversion to a limited liability company; and (b) A certificate of formation that complies with the requirements of RSA 304-C:31.). Optional: $1 — Certifying copies of any document on file (RSA 304-C:191(II)(g)) (condition: per document, plus $5 for the certificate). Optional: $5 — Certificate accompanying a certified copy (RSA 304-C:191(II)(g)) (condition: for the certificate). Quote: “Upon the receipt for filing of a certificate of amendment under RSA 304-C:34, a certificate of merger under RSA 304-C:158, a certificate of statutory conversion under RSA 304-C:149, or a restated certificate of formation under RSA 304-C:35, a fee in the amount of $35.” Pinpoint: RSA 304-C:191(II)(d), New Hampshire Limited Liability Company Act, 'Fees'.source |
| New Jersey | $100 for articles of conversion; plus $100 for the certificate of formation when another entity converts into an LLCBase fee: $100 — Filing fee, articles of conversion (N.J.S.A. 42:2C-93(a)(5)). Conditional: $100 — Certificate of formation filed by a converting organization becoming an LLC (N.J.S.A. 42:2C-93(a)(4)) (condition: if the converting organization is not a converting limited liability company, the converting organization shall deliver to the filing office for filing a certificate of formation). Optional: $25 — Certifying copies of any paper on file (N.J.S.A. 42:2C-93(a)(8)) (condition: for each copy certified). Optional: $50 — Same-day expedite, additional sum (N.J.S.A. 42:2C-93(b)(1)) (condition: up to this amount, for services requested to be completed within the same day as the day of the request). Optional: $25 — 24-hour expedite, additional sum (N.J.S.A. 42:2C-93(b)(2)) (condition: up to this amount, for services requested to be completed within a 24-hour period from the time of the request). Quote: “Upon the filing of articles of conversion under section 80 of this act, a fee in the amount of $100.” Pinpoint: N.J.S.A. 42:2C-93(a)(5), New Jersey Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, 'Fees'.source |
| New Mexico | $100 to file a conversion into or out of an LLC formBase fee: $100 — Filing fee, conversion (NMSA 1978, 53-19-63(C)). Optional: $25 — Certification of documents or instruments (NMSA 1978, 53-19-63(G)). Quote: “for filing articles of merger, conversion or consolidation and issuing a certificate of consolidation, one hundred dollars ($100)” Pinpoint: NMSA 1978, § 53-19-63(C), New Mexico Limited Liability Company Act, 'Filing, service and copying fees'.source |
| Nevada | $350 flat fee to file LLC articles of conversion; plus $75 if the conversion creates a new domestic LLC (charter-document fee)Base fee: $350 — Filing fee, articles of conversion (NRS 92A.210(1)). Conditional: $75 — Charter document (articles of organization) when the resulting entity is a new domestic LLC (condition: After a plan of conversion is approved ..., if the resulting entity is a domestic entity, the constituent entity shall, at the time of filing the articles of conversion, deliver to the Secretary of State for filing: ... The charter document of the domestic resulting entity required by the applicable provisions of chapter 78, 78A, 78B, 82, 86, 87A, 88, 88A or 89 of NRS.) [2]. Optional: $1,000 — Expedited service, within 1 hour (fee ceiling, NRS 225.140(2)(d)(1)) (condition: May charge a reasonable fee, not to exceed this amount, for providing service within 1 hour after the time service is requested.) [3]. Optional: $500 — Expedited service, within 2 hours (fee ceiling, NRS 225.140(2)(d)(2)) (condition: May charge a reasonable fee, not to exceed this amount, for providing service more than 1 hour but within 2 hours after the time service is requested.) [3]. Optional: $125 — Other special service incl. within 24 hours (fee ceiling, NRS 225.140(2)(d)(3)) (condition: May charge a reasonable fee, not to exceed this amount, for any other special service, including service within 24 hours.) [3]. Quote: “Except as otherwise provided in this section, the fee for filing articles of merger, articles of conversion, articles of exchange, articles of domestication or articles of termination is $350.” Pinpoint: NRS 92A.210(1), Nevada Mergers, Conversions, Exchanges and Domestications chapter, 'Filing fees'. Also cited: [2] www.leg.state.nv.us — NRS 86.561(1)(a), Nevada Limited-Liability Company Act, 'Fees'; [3] www.leg.state.nv.us — NRS 225.140(2)(d), Secretary of State general fee statute.source |
| New York | $200 to file a certificate of conversion (partnership or limited partnership into an LLC); $50 certificate of publication follows; optional expedite $25 / $75 / $150Base fee: $200 — Certificate of conversion (§ 1006). Conditional: $50 — Certificate of publication with affidavits of publication (the converted LLC must satisfy § 206 publication) (condition: and shall also satisfy the publication requirements of section two hundred six of this chapter). Optional: $150 — Expedited handling, processing within 2 hours (per document, in addition to filing fee) [2]. Optional: $75 — Expedited handling, processing the same day (per document, in addition to filing fee) [2]. Optional: $25 — Expedited handling, processing within 24 hours (per document, in addition to filing fee) [2]. Optional: $10 — Certified Copy of Filed Document [2]. Quote: “(r) For filing a certificate of conversion pursuant to section one thousand six of this chapter, two hundred dollars.” Pinpoint: N.Y. Limited Liability Company Law § 1101 (Article 11, Fees), nysenate.gov section page, subdivision (r). Also cited: [2] dos.ny.gov — New York Department of State, Fee Schedules page, section 'Limited Liability Companies' ('FILING LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY CERTIFICATES Rev. 3/16'), DOMESTIC block / New York Department of State, Fee Schedules page, section 'Limited Liability Companies' ('FILING LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY CERTIFICATES Rev. 3/16'), sub-blocks 'EXPEDITED HANDLING' and 'CERTIFICATES ISSUED, ETC.'.source |
| Ohio | $99 to file the certificate of conversion; if the converted (resulting) entity is a domestic LLC, an additional $99 for the articles of organization filed with itBase fee: $99 — Filing and recording a certificate of conversion. Conditional: $99 — Articles of organization filed together with the certificate of conversion, when the converted entity is a domestic LLC (condition: If the converted entity is a limited liability company, the converting entity shall deliver to the secretary of state for filing articles of organization). Optional: $5 — Copy of a filed certificate or paper ($1/page) and affixing the secretary of state's seal to a good-standing or other certificate ($5). Formula: The certificate-of-conversion fee is charged regardless of the resulting entity type; when the resulting entity is a domestic LLC, articles of organization must be filed together with the certificate, which carries its own $99 fee under ORC 111.16(F). Quote: “For filing and recording a certificate of conversion, including a designation of agent, a certificate of merger, or a certificate of consolidation, ninety-nine dollars” Pinpoint: ORC 111.16(D) and (F), "Fees"source |
| Oklahoma | $100 to file articles of conversion; converting another entity into a domestic LLC adds a further $100 for the attached articles of organizationBase fee: $100 — Filing articles of conversion and issuing a certificate of correction, amendment, merger or consolidation, registered series, conversion, or division. Conditional: $100 — Articles of organization filed together with articles of conversion, when another entity converts into a domestic LLC (condition: to which shall be attached articles of organization that comply with Sections 2005 and 2008 of this title). Formula: Articles of conversion carry their own $100 fee under 18 O.S. § 2055(3) regardless of direction; when another entity converts into a domestic LLC, articles of organization must be attached to the articles of conversion and carry their own separate $100 fee under 18 O.S. § 2055(1). Quote: “For filing articles of correction, amendment, merger or consolidation, registered series, conversion, or division and issuing a certificate of correction, amendment, merger or consolidation, registered series, conversion, or division, a fee of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00);” Pinpoint: 18 O.S. § 2055(1) and (3), "Fees" (PDF p. 614); conversion authorization at 18 O.S. §§ 2054.1 (PDF p. 581) and 2054.2 (PDF p. 583).source |
| Oregon | $100 to file articles of conversion when the final (converted) entity is domestic (Oregon); $275 if the final entity is foreignBase fee: $100 — Articles of Conversion - Business Entities, fee based on the final entity being Domestic (condition: Fee Based on Final Entity). Conditional: $275 — Articles of Conversion - Business Entities, fee based on the final entity being Foreign (condition: Fee Based on Final Entity). Optional: $5 — Optional Confirmation Copy. Formula: The fee tier is based on the type/domicile of the final (converted) entity, not on the entity type before conversion. Quote: “Articles of Conversion - Business Entities […] Fee Based on Final Entity […] Articles of Conversion - Business Entities – Domestic […] $100.00” Pinpoint: Oregon Secretary of State, Business Registry Fee Schedule (rev. 07/13), "Articles of Conversion - Business Entities" table ("Fee Based on Final Entity": Domestic $100, Foreign $275).source |
| Pennsylvania | $70 flat fee to file a statement of conversion; no per-party or per-entity add-on applies (unlike merger or division)Base fee: $70 — Statement of merger, interest exchange, conversion, division or domestication. Optional: $3 — Copy fee, each page furnished. Optional: $40 — Certifying a copy of a document on file, or issuing any other certificate of the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Optional: $1,000 — Expedited service — received before 4 p.m., completed within one hour (condition: which is received by the bureau before 4 p.m. and is requested to be completed within one hour). Optional: $300 — Expedited service — received before 2 p.m., completed within three hours (condition: which is received by the bureau before 2 p.m. and is requested to be completed within three hours). Optional: $100 — Expedited service — received before 10 a.m., completed the same day (condition: which is received by the bureau before 10 a.m. and is requested to be completed the same day). Quote: “Statement of merger, interest exchange, conversion, division or domestication[…]70” Pinpoint: 15 Pa.C.S. § 153(a)(16)(i), "Fee schedule" (Title 15 General Provisions).source |
| Rhode Island | $50 certificate of conversion, triggered either by converting “to another entity or business form organized, formed, or created under the laws of a jurisdiction other than the state of Rhode Island” or by converting “to a Rhode Island unincorporated ‘other entity’” (§ 7-16-5.2(e)); converting another entity into a domestic LLC instead costs $150 for articles of organizationBase fee: $50 — Filing a certificate of conversion to a non-Rhode Island entity (LLC converting out of Rhode Island). Conditional: $150 — Articles of organization, filed when another entity converts into a domestic LLC (condition: Any other entity may convert to a domestic limited liability company by complying with subsection (h) of this section and filing in the office of the secretary of state in accordance with § 7-16-8 articles of organization). Conditional: $10 — Certificate of conversion to a limited liability company, filed together with the articles of organization when another entity converts into a domestic LLC — no fee line names this certificate specifically; captured under the catch-all for an otherwise-unpriced LLC filing (condition: For filing any other statement or report, except an annual report, of a domestic or foreign limited liability company). Optional: $10 — Furnishing a certified copy of any document, instrument, or paper relating to the LLC. Formula: R.I. Gen. Laws § 7-16-5.2(e) requires the $50 certificate of conversion to a non-Rhode Island entity (§ 7-16-65(20)) on two triggers, not one: “If a limited liability company shall convert in accordance with this section to another entity or business form organized, formed, or created under the laws of a jurisdiction other than the state of Rhode Island or to a Rhode Island unincorporated ‘other entity’, a certificate of conversion to non-Rhode Island entity shall be filed” — i.e. (1) conversion to an entity/business form formed under another jurisdiction's laws, or (2) conversion to a Rhode Island unincorporated “other entity” as defined in § 7-16-5.1(a) (a business trust, association, REIT, common-law trust, sole proprietorship, or partnership). The inbound direction (another entity converting into a domestic LLC) requires articles of organization ($150) accompanied by a certificate of conversion to a limited liability company; no fee item names that accompanying certificate specifically, so its cost is read from the statute's catch-all line for an otherwise unpriced LLC filing ($10) rather than left unstated. Quote: “For filing a certificate of conversion to a non-Rhode Island entity, a fee of fifty dollars ($50.00).” Pinpoint: R.I. Gen. Laws § 7-16-65(20), (1), (19), "Filing, service, and copying fees"source |
| South Carolina | $110 (articles of organization) for a partnership or LP converting into an LLC; an LLC converting out pays $110 to a corporation ($10 fee + $100 tax), $10 to a limited partnership, or $2 (catch-all) to a partnership; a corporation converting into an LLC (articles of conversion, Section 33-11-111) also pays $110 ($10 fee + $100 tax)Base fee: $110 — Partnership or limited partnership converting to an LLC: articles of organization (condition: After a conversion is approved under subsection (b), the partnership or limited partnership shall file articles of organization in the office of the Secretary of State which satisfy the requirements of Section 33-44-203). Conditional: $10 — LLC converting to a corporation: articles of incorporation filing fee (condition: After a conversion is approved pursuant to subsection (b), the limited liability company shall file with the Secretary of State articles of incorporation that satisfy the requirements of Section 33-2-102) [2]. Conditional: $100 — LLC converting to a corporation: articles of incorporation tax (in addition to the filing fee) (condition: Before filing any of the following documents, the Secretary of State shall collect the following taxes that must be remitted to the State Treasurer for use of the State: (1) articles of incorporation) [2]. Conditional: $10 — LLC converting to a limited partnership: flat LP Act filing fee (condition: After a conversion is approved pursuant to subsection (b), the limited liability company shall file with the Secretary of State a certificate of limited partnership that satisfies the requirements of Section 33-42-210) [3]. Conditional: $2 — LLC converting to a partnership: catch-all 'other document' fee under the LLC Act (condition: After a conversion is approved pursuant to subsection (b), the limited liability company shall file with the Secretary of State articles of conversion that contain -- the LLC Act's Fees section has no conversion-specific line for this filing). Conditional: $10 — Corporation converting to an LLC: articles of conversion fee (condition: After a conversion is approved pursuant to subsection (b), the corporation shall file with the Secretary of State articles of organization that satisfy the requirements of Section 33-44-203 (Section 33-11-111(d))) [2]. Conditional: $100 — Corporation converting to an LLC: articles of conversion tax (in addition to the filing fee) (condition: Before filing any of the following documents, the Secretary of State shall collect the following taxes that must be remitted to the State Treasurer for use of the State: (6) articles of conversion pursuant to either Section 33-11-111 or Section 33-11-113) [2]. Optional: $2 — Certifying a copy of a filed document, each certificate (Section 33-44-1204(c)(2)). Quote: “(1) articles of organization of a limited liability company: one hundred ten dollars.” Pinpoint: S.C. Code Ann. Section 33-44-1204(a)(1), Chapter 44, Article 12 Miscellaneous Provisions. Also cited: [2] www.scstatehouse.gov — S.C. Code Ann. Section 33-1-220(a) table item (1) and (d)(1), Chapter 1, Article 2 Filing Fees, Documents and Reports / S.C. Code Ann. Section 33-1-220(a) table item (27) and (d)(6), Chapter 1, Article 2 Filing Fees, Documents and Reports; [3] www.scstatehouse.gov — S.C. Code Ann. Section 33-42-2040(a), Chapter 42 (South Carolina Uniform Limited Partnership Act of 1986), Article 20.source |
| South Dakota | $150 to convert, in either direction, between an LLC and another organizationBase fee: $150 — Filing a plan of conversion (the fee item's own label; the instrument actually delivered for filing is articles of conversion, or a certificate of organization when converting into an LLC). Optional: $50 — Expedited Fee (Miscellaneous Business Fees schedule) (condition: Expedited service is defined as: completion sooner than the normal course of business upon request.) [2]. Quote: “(l) For filing a plan of conversion, one hundred fifty dollars;” Pinpoint: S.D.C.L. Section 47-34A-1206(l), Chapter 47-34A, Article XII Miscellaneous Provisions. Also cited: [2] sdsos.gov — South Dakota Secretary of State, Filing Fees page, 'Miscellaneous Business Fees' table, rows 'Certified Copies' and 'Expedited Fee'.source |
| Tennessee | Tennessee's LLC conversion fee depends on direction: $20-$270 for an LLC converting into another domestic entity, $20-$620 into a foreign entity, and $320-$500 plus the page's '*+' additional-fees/additional-form-fee markers for a corporation, nonprofit corporation, LP or LLP converting into an LLCBase fee: $120 — LLC converting to a corporation (Articles of Entity Conversion, SS-4269-SS-4417). Conditional: $120 — LLC converting to a nonprofit corporation (SS-4269-SS-4418). Conditional: $270 — LLC converting to a limited liability partnership (SS-4269-SS-4482). Conditional: $120 — LLC converting to a limited partnership (SS-4269-SS-4470). Conditional: $40 — LLC converting to a general partnership (SS-4269-SS4514). Conditional: $20 — LLC converting to an unqualified entity (SS-4269). Conditional: $620 — LLC converting to a foreign corporation (Certificate of Conversion, SS-4269-SS-4431). Conditional: $620 — LLC converting to a foreign nonprofit corporation (SS-4269-SS-4432). Conditional: $270 — LLC converting to a foreign limited liability partnership (SS-4269-SS-4486). Conditional: $620 — LLC converting to a foreign limited partnership (SS-4269-SS-4473). Conditional: $20 — LLC converting to a foreign unqualified entity (SS-4269). Conditional: $500 — Corporation converting to an LLC (SS-4612-SS-4270); page marks this amount '*+' (condition: *+ Additional Fees May Apply & Additional Form Fee). Conditional: $400 — Nonprofit corporation converting to an LLC (SS-9407-SS-4270); page marks this amount '*+' (condition: *+ Additional Fees May Apply & Additional Form Fee). Conditional: $320 — Limited partnership converting to an LLC (SS-4268); page marks this amount '*+' (condition: *+ Additional Fees May Apply & Additional Form Fee). Conditional: $320 — Limited liability partnership converting to an LLC (SS-4268); page marks this amount '*+' (condition: *+ Additional Fees May Apply & Additional Form Fee). Quote: “SS-4269-SS-4417 $120” Pinpoint: TN SOS Business Forms and Fees page, category headings 'Domestic Limited Liability Companies (LLC)', 'Domestic Corporations', 'Domestic Nonprofit Corporations', 'Domestic Limited Partnerships', 'Domestic Limited Liability Partnerships'; row 'Articles of Entity Conversion (Limited Liability Company to Corporation)', form code SS-4269-SS-4417.source |
| Texas | $300, plus the certificate-of-formation fee for the converted entity ($300 when it is a Texas LLC); optional expedite $50 / $500 / $750Base fee: $300 — Certificate of conversion (other than a filing on behalf of a nonprofit corporation). Conditional: $300 — Certificate of formation fee for the converted entity when it is a Texas LLC (condition: with respect to a conversion, the fee imposed for filing a certificate of formation for the converted entity). Optional: $50 — Standard Expedite processing of a document submitted for filing [2]. Optional: $500 — Next Day Expedite processing of a document submitted for filing [2]. Optional: $750 — Same Day Expedite processing of a document submitted for filing [2]. Optional: $50 — Preclearance of a filing instrument. Optional: $15 — Certified copy, per certificate [2]. Optional: $1 — Certified copy, per page [2]. Optional: $10 — Expedited processing of a request for a certified copy [2]. Formula: $300 plus, […] with respect to a conversion, the fee imposed for filing a certificate of formation for the converted entity. Quote: “(5) for filing a certificate of merger or conversion, other than a filing on behalf of a nonprofit corporation, $300 plus, with respect to a merger, any fee imposed for filing a certificate of formation for each newly created filing entity or, with respect to a conversion, the fee imposed for filing a certificate of formation for the converted entity;” Pinpoint: Tex. Bus. Orgs. Code § 4.151 (Chapter 4, Subchapter D. Filing Fees), tcss.legis.texas.gov Chapter 4 page, subdivision (5). Also cited: [2] www.sos.state.tx.us — Texas Secretary of State Form 806 'Business Filings & Trademarks Fee Schedule' (Revised 09/26), p. 1 'Formation & Registration' and p. 2 'Amendment, Merger & Conversion' / Texas Secretary of State Form 806 'Business Filings & Trademarks Fee Schedule' (Revised 09/26), p. 1 'Information Requests, Copies & Certificates' and p. 4 'Expedite & Preclearance Services'.source |
| Utah | $17 to file a conversion (any business organization); optional $25 preclearance reviewStatus note: the LLC Act's own conversion provisions were repealed 10/1/2026. Base fee: $17 — Merger/Conversion/Domestication/Transfer -- fee is $17. Optional: $25 — Merger/Conversion/Domestication/Transfer preclearance -- fee is $25. Quote: “Merger/Conversion/Domestication/Transfer” Pinpoint: Utah Division of Corporations, Fiscal Year 2026 Fee Schedule (Effective July 1, 2025), p.2, '6. Merger, Conversion, and Domestication Filings', row 'Merger/Conversion/Domestication/Transfer' = $17.source |
| Virginia | $100 for a partnership/LP converting into an LLC or an LLC converting to a business trust; $25 + a share-count-based charter fee ($50/25,000 shares, or $2,500 flat above 1,000,000 shares) for an LLC converting to a corporation; $25 for a foreign LLC's conversion-instrument copyBase fee: $100 — Partnership/LP converting to an LLC, or LLC converting to a domestic business trust. Conditional: $25 — LLC converting to a domestic corporation -- filing fee portion (condition: in addition to a charter fee ascertained in accordance with Section 13.1-615.1). Conditional: $50 — LLC converting to a domestic corporation -- charter fee portion (variable, share-count based) (condition: $50 for each 25,000 authorized shares or fraction thereof if 1,000,000 shares or fewer; a flat $2,500 if more than 1,000,000 shares) [2]. Conditional: $25 — Copy of an instrument of entity conversion of a foreign LLC holding a Virginia certificate of registration. Optional: $50 — Online Expedited Services -- Next Day (SCC Clerk's Office, online filings only) (condition: Pay the fee ($50 or $100); submit by 2:00pm EST to receive a filing response by 4:00pm EST the following business day; online filings only, nonrefundable.) [3]. Optional: $200 — Online Expedited Services -- Same Day (SCC Clerk's Office, online filings only) (condition: Pay the fee ($200); submit by 10:00am EST to receive a filing response by 4:00pm EST the same business day; online filings only, nonrefundable.) [3]. Formula: $50 for each 25,000 shares or fraction thereof (1,000,000 shares or fewer); $2,500 flat (more than 1,000,000 shares). Filing channel: Paper submissions do not qualify for expedited services; expedite is online-filing only. Quote: “1. For filing any one of the following, the fee shall be $100: […] c. Articles of entity conversion to convert a limited liability company to a domestic business trust or to convert a domestic partnership or limited partnership to a limited liability company.” Pinpoint: Va. Code Ann. Section 13.1-1005(1)(c), Chapter 12, Article 1. Also cited: [2] law.lis.virginia.gov — Va. Code Ann. Section 13.1-615.1.A, Chapter 9 (Virginia Stock Corporation Act); [3] www.scc.virginia.gov — Virginia SCC, 'Online Expedited Services' page, 'Types of Online Expedited Services'.source |
| Vermont | $20 to convert, in either direction, between an LLC and another organizationBase fee: $20 — Statement of conversion. Optional: $25 — Certificate certifying the copy of any filed document (11 V.S.A. § 4012(b)(2), same Fees section). Quote: “Statement of conversion $20.00” Pinpoint: 11 V.S.A. § 4012(a)(22), Chapter 25.source |
| Washington | $190 ($10 conversion fee + $180 origination fee) to a for-profit, professional-service, or social-purpose corporation, an LP/LLLP, or an LLP; $50 or $90 to a nonprofit corporation.Base fee: $190 — LLC converting to a For-Profit Corporation (condition: LLC Converting to a For-Profit Corporation). Conditional: $190 — LLC converting to a For-Profit Professional Service Corporation (condition: LLC Converting to a For-Profit Professional Service Corporation). Conditional: $190 — LLC converting to a Social Purpose Corporation (condition: LLC Converting to a Social Purpose Corporation). Conditional: $50 — LLC converting to a Nonprofit Corporation, reduced fee (gross revenue certified under $500,000) (condition: voluntary certification of gross revenue being less than $500,000 in the most recent fiscal year). Conditional: $90 — LLC converting to a Nonprofit Corporation, standard fee (no certification) (condition: no voluntary gross-revenue certification (standard fee)). Conditional: $50 — LLC converting to a Nonprofit Professional Service Corporation, reduced fee (condition: voluntary certification of gross revenue being less than $500,000 in the most recent fiscal year). Conditional: $90 — LLC converting to a Nonprofit Professional Service Corporation, standard fee (condition: no voluntary gross-revenue certification (standard fee)). Conditional: $190 — LLC converting to a Limited Partnership or Limited Liability Limited Partnership (LP or LLLP) (condition: LLC Converting to a Limited Partnership or Limited Liability Limited Partnership (LP or LLLP)). Conditional: $190 — LLC converting to a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) (condition: LLC Converting to a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)). Optional: $100 — Expedited service (condition: generally processed within three business days; by mail, enclose the $100 with the regular filing fee and write "EXPEDITE" on the envelope). Optional: $150 — Same-day service (front-counter; not currently assessed for other channels) (condition: front-counter transactions, processed the same day if received before 3:30 p.m.; due to system limitations the $150 fee is not currently assessed outside the front counter). Optional: $10 — Certified copies (condition: $10 plus per-page copy fees; RCW 43.07.120 and WAC 434-112-090) [2]. Formula: $10 conversion fee plus the origination fee for the converted entity type: $180 for a corporation, LP/LLLP, or LLP; $40 (reduced) or $80 (standard) for a nonprofit corporation. Filing channel: Conversions cannot be filed online! Optional expedited service $100 (by mail, enclose with the regular fee and mark the envelope "EXPEDITE"), same-day service $150 (front-counter only; not currently assessed for other channels due to system limitations), and certified copies $10 plus per-page copy fees (RCW 43.07.120, WAC 434-112-090) are available. Quote: “LLC Converting to a For-Profit Corporation RCW 23B […] $190 ($10 conversion fee + $180 origination fee)” Pinpoint: WA Secretary of State, LLC & PLLC Filing Resource Page, section 'Domestic LLC Conversions'. Also cited: [2] www.sos.wa.gov — WA Secretary of State, 'Fee Schedules & Priority Services' page, 'Records' section, row 'Certified copies'.source |
| Wisconsin | $150 to file articles of conversion; optional expedite $100 (next day), $250 (4-hour), or $500 (1-hour in person).Base fee: $150 — Articles of merger, conversion, interest exchange, or domestication. Optional: $100 — Expedited processing, next business day (condition: by close of business the first business day following the date of receipt) [2]. Optional: $250 — In-person expedited processing within four hours (condition: at the DFI customer service counter, 4822 Madison Yards Way, North Tower, 4th fl., Madison, WI 53705) [3]. Optional: $500 — In-person expedited processing within one hour (condition: at the DFI customer service counter, 4822 Madison Yards Way, North Tower, 4th fl., Madison, WI 53705) [3]. Quote: “11. Articles of merger, conversion, interest exchange, or domestication, $150.” Pinpoint: Wis. Stat. §183.0122(2)(a)11. (Uniform LLC Law, Subchapter II 'Formation; Articles of Organization; Bylaws'). Also cited: [2] dfi.wi.gov — Wisconsin DFI 'Fees' page, 'Domestic Entities' table, row 'Articles of Conversion' (amounts not independently quotable from this page: see notes); [3] docs.legis.wisconsin.gov — Wis. Stat. §182.01(4)(d) (ch. 182 'Miscellaneous Corporate Provisions').source |
| West Virginia | $25 statement-of-conversion fee, plus the surviving entity's own organizing-document fee (e.g., $100 for an LLC's Articles of Organization).Base fee: $25 — Statement of conversion filing fee (condition: when permitted, from one business entity into another business entity). Conditional: $100 — Plus the organizing-document fee for the surviving entity — when the surviving entity is an LLC, Articles of Organization, $100 (condition: in addition to the cost of filing the appropriate documents to organize the surviving entity). Optional: $25 — 24-hour expedited processing (condition: Expedite Service Fees apply to Business Filings Only) [2]. Optional: $250 — 2-hour expedited processing (condition: Expedite Service Fees apply to Business Filings Only) [2]. Optional: $500 — 1-hour expedited processing (condition: Expedite Service Fees apply to Business Filings Only) [2]. Optional: $15 — Certified copy of corporate charter or comparable organizing documents. Optional: $5 — Plus, per additional amendment, restatement, or other additional document (condition: for each additional amendment, restatement or other additional document). Formula: $25 statement of conversion, plus the cost of filing the appropriate document to organize the surviving entity (varies by the surviving entity's type; $100 if the surviving entity is an LLC). Filing channel: Expedited processing available: $25 (24-hour), $250 (2-hour), or $500 (1-hour), per the SOS fee schedule and W. Va. Code §59-1-2(k)'s $500 ceiling. Certified copy of the organizing document: $15, plus $5 per additional amendment/restatement/document (W. Va. Code §59-1-2(a)(5)(D)-(E)). Quote: “(N) Statement of conversion, when permitted, from one business entity into another business entity, in addition to the cost of filing the appropriate documents to organize the surviving entity, $25;” Pinpoint: W. Va. Code §59-1-2(a)(1)(N) (Chapter 59, Article 1 'Fees and Allowances'). Also cited: [2] sos.wv.gov — WV Secretary of State, 'Fee Schedule for Services and Registration', effective November 18, 2019, section 'Business Changes', row 'Conversion'.source |
| Wyoming | $100 for a domestic conversion into or out of an LLC or a foreign-to-Wyoming conversion; Wyoming-to-foreign $60 (leaving Wyoming) or $150 (staying qualified)Base fee: $100 — Profit corporation converting to an LLC (Articles of Organization) (condition: Profit Corporation to a Limited Liability Company: W.S. 17-29-1006). Conditional: $100 — LLC converting to a profit corporation (Articles of Incorporation) (condition: Limited Liability Company to a Profit Corporation: W.S. 17-29-1009). Conditional: $100 — Other domestic conversions under W.S. 17-26-101 (formation document of the newly converted entity type) (condition: Other Domestic Conversions: W.S. 17-26-101). Conditional: $100 — Foreign entity converting to a domestic Wyoming entity (filed as a new Wyoming entity) (condition: Foreign Entity to a Domestic Entity:). Conditional: $60 — Domestic entity converting to a foreign entity that no longer does business in Wyoming (condition: Requirements for foreign qualified entities no longer doing business in Wyoming:). Conditional: $150 — Domestic entity converting to a foreign entity that does business in Wyoming (application for certificate of authority) (condition: Requirements for foreign entities doing business in Wyoming:). Optional: $1,400 — Expedited Filing Service - Same Business Day [2]. Optional: $700 — Expedited Filing Service - Next Business Day [2]. Optional: $10 — Certifications (schedule line 'Certifications') [2]. Optional: $0.50 — Duplicating charges, first ten pages (per page) (condition: per page for first ten pages) [2]. Optional: $0.15 — Duplicating charges, pages after the first ten (per page) (condition: per page thereafter) [2]. Formula: The secretary of state shall charge a fee to convert an entity. Unless otherwise specified by law, the fee for conversion shall be equal to the fee for the origination of the newly converted entity type. Quote: “Profit Corporation to a Limited Liability Company: W.S. 17-29-1006 […] Articles of Organization pursuant to W.S. 17-29-201 which also includes: […] 5) $100 filing fee.” Pinpoint: Wyoming Secretary of State, 'Wyoming Business Entity Conversion Information' (Revised Oct 2023), p. 1 'DOMESTIC CONVERSIONS'; p. 4 'Other Domestic Conversions'; p. 5 'FOREIGN CONVERSIONS'. Also cited: [2] sos.wyo.gov — Wyoming Secretary of State, Business Division Filing Fee Schedule Effective July 1st, 2026 (Revised June 2026), p. 1, heading 'Limited Liability Companies:' / Wyoming Secretary of State, Business Division Filing Fee Schedule Effective July 1st, 2026 (Revised June 2026), p. 3, heading 'Other:'.source |
Source: 51 US jurisdictions (50 states plus DC). Each source link opens the authority for its cell. The page source record lists the capture date and snapshot for every cell.
Field definitions
- Conversion fee
- The state filing fee to file a certificate, statement or articles of conversion for a domestic LLC converting to or from another entity type, as the state's statute or the filing office's fee schedule states it. “No LLC conversion filing” means the state's own sources show no conversion procedure for an LLC.
What this matrix covers
This matrix reports the state filing fees to file a certificate, statement or articles of conversion for an LLC converting to or from another entity type.
Each row's (source) link opens the primary official document for its fee. When an amount in a row is stated in a different official document, the row names that document after “Also cited” with its pinpoint, a line taken from it carries its bracketed number, and the document is linked under Sources. Fees are the state's filing fees as the source states them. A fee the state itself collects is listed even when the state labels it a registered-agent fee or a service charge; charges by commercial registered agents and other third-party service providers are excluded. “No LLC conversion filing” means the state's own sources show no conversion procedure for an LLC, so no conversion fee is stated; the line under it gives that state's stated reason. Where the checked sources do not state a conversion fee that can be tied to an LLC, the row carries the Unknown badge. It is not a recommendation to convert an entity or to choose a jurisdiction.
How to read this matrix
Each row is a U.S. jurisdiction (50 states plus the District of Columbia). The headline text is the state filing fee to file a certificate, statement or articles of conversion for an LLC converting to or from another entity type, as the state's statute or the filing office's fee schedule states it.
A fee the state itself collects is listed even when the state labels it a registered-agent fee or a service charge; charges by commercial registered agents and other third-party service providers are excluded. Beneath the headline, each base fee is listed first, then each conditional charge with the condition its source attaches to it, then each optional line, such as expedited handling or a certified copy, labeled optional. Where a source states a formula, the formula follows, then a short quotation and a pinpoint to the cited provision or schedule heading. “No LLC conversion filing” means the state's own sources show no conversion procedure for an LLC, so no conversion fee is stated; the line under it gives that state's stated reason. A typed unknown (shown as “Unknown”) means the checked sources do not state a conversion fee that can be tied to an LLC; the line under it gives the reason. It is a methodological limit, not a confirmed absence of a fee. Each row's (source) link opens the primary official document for its fee. When an amount in a row is stated in a different official document, the row names that document after “Also cited” with its pinpoint, a line taken from it carries its bracketed number, and the document is linked under Sources. States can revise fees at any time — confirm against the linked source before filing. Method notes live at /about/methodology/.
Sources
Each row's (source) link opens the primary official document for its fee.
The additional official documents that rows name after “Also cited” are linked below by state and bracketed number. The full source taxonomy lives at /about/source-registry/.
- CA [2]: California Secretary of State, Business Entities 'Service Options' page… (www.sos.ca.gov)
- CA [3]: California Secretary of State, 'Limited Liability Companies – California (Domestic)' forms and fees page… (www.sos.ca.gov)
- DC [2]: DLCP, "Corporations Division Fees - Limited Liability Company" table, row… (dlcp.dc.gov)
- DC [3]: DLCP "Fees for Corporate Registration Services" index page, expedited-service note (dlcp.dc.gov)
- DE [2]: 6 Del. C. § 18-206(e) (Subchapter II. Formation; Certificate of Formation) (delcode.delaware.gov)
- DE [3]: Delaware Department of State, Division of Corporations Fee Schedule, Revised August 1, 2026, pp. 3-4, blocks… (corpfiles.delaware.gov)
- IL [2]: 805 ILCS 415/407(a)(1)… (www.ilga.gov)
- KS [2]: Kansas Register, Vol. 45, No. 7 (Feb. 12, 2026), K.A.R. 7-16-1 "Information and services fee,"… (sos.ks.gov)
- MA [2]: Corporation Division Fee Schedule (updated 3/14/22), 'Conversions - To/From (continued)', TO… (www.sec.state.ma.us)
- MN [2]: Minnesota Secretary of State, 'Business Filing and Certification Fee Schedule', section… (www.sos.mn.gov)
- MO [2]: RSMo ch. 347 table of sections (§§347.010-347.740) (revisor.mo.gov)
- MT [2]: Montana Secretary of State, Business Services Filing Fees, 'Corporations:' section… (sosmt.gov)
- NC [2]: G.S. 55D-11, North Carolina business-entity filing act (applies to LLC filings via G.S. 57D-1-20(a)) (www.ncleg.gov)
- ND [2]: NDCC 54-09-04(1)(a)-(b), "Fees" (secretary of state general fee statute, Title 54 ch. 9, PDF p. 1-2) (ndlegis.gov)
- NE [2]: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 21-192(1), Nebraska Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (nebraskalegislature.gov)
- NV [2]: NRS 86.561(1)(a), Nevada Limited-Liability Company Act, 'Fees' (www.leg.state.nv.us)
- NV [3]: NRS 225.140(2)(d), Secretary of State general fee statute (www.leg.state.nv.us)
- NY [2]: New York Department of State, Fee Schedules page, section 'Limited Liability Companies'… (dos.ny.gov)
- SC [2]: S.C. Code Ann. Section 33-1-220(a) table item (1) and… (www.scstatehouse.gov)
- SC [3]: S.C. Code Ann. Section 33-42-2040(a), Chapter 42… (www.scstatehouse.gov)
- SD [2]: South Dakota Secretary of State, Filing Fees page, 'Miscellaneous Business Fees' table, rows… (sdsos.gov)
- TX [2]: Texas Secretary of State Form 806 'Business Filings & Trademarks Fee Schedule'… (www.sos.state.tx.us)
- VA [2]: Va. Code Ann. Section 13.1-615.1.A, Chapter 9 (Virginia Stock Corporation Act) (law.lis.virginia.gov)
- VA [3]: Virginia SCC, 'Online Expedited Services' page, 'Types of Online Expedited Services' (www.scc.virginia.gov)
- WA [2]: WA Secretary of State, 'Fee Schedules & Priority Services' page, 'Records' section, row 'Certified copies' (www.sos.wa.gov)
- WI [2]: Wisconsin DFI 'Fees' page, 'Domestic Entities' table, row 'Articles of Conversion'… (dfi.wi.gov)
- WI [3]: Wis. Stat. §182.01(4)(d) (ch. 182 'Miscellaneous Corporate Provisions') (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov)
- WV [2]: WV Secretary of State, 'Fee Schedule for Services and Registration', effective November 18, 2019, section… (sos.wv.gov)
- WY [2]: Wyoming Secretary of State, Business Division Filing Fee Schedule Effective July 1st, 2026… (sos.wyo.gov)
How to read Unknown
- Unknown: Verified absence
- The captured authority was searched and shows no such rule or filing. No value is printed because the absence is the finding. The reason and the authority are printed beside the badge.
- Unknown: Not yet verified
- The captured sources did not settle this field yet. No value is printed, not even an earlier one. The reason is printed beside the badge, and an authority is linked only when one was supplied.
Frequently asked questions
What does the LLC conversion fee table list?
It lists the state filing fees to file a certificate, statement or articles of conversion for an LLC converting to or from another entity type, for all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as each state's statute or filing-office fee schedule states them. It does not compile which states authorize a conversion, how a conversion is taxed, or which entity type or state to choose; the one state whose own sources show no conversion filing is shown with that state's stated reason.
Why do some rows list more than one amount?
A source can state a base conversion fee, conditional charges that depend on the entity type or direction of the conversion, and optional lines such as expedited handling or a certified copy. The matrix prints the base fee first, then each conditional charge with the condition its source attaches to it, then each optional line labeled optional, instead of combining them into one figure.
Why does Missouri show “No LLC conversion filing”?
Missouri's LLC Act (RSMo ch. 347) has no conversion article and the SOS fee schedule has no conversion line in any chapter; statutory conversion is not available for Missouri LLCs.
Are these fees current?
Each row links to the state's official source and shows the date it was last checked. States can revise fees at any time — confirm against the linked source before filing.