Connecticut LLC Formation Service

Connecticut's annual report is not just an $80 payment. It updates the state record and can include management information. The current filing period runs from January 1 through March 31, and the $80 report is separate from the $615 formation order.

If you later want FilingOak to handle the recurring state filing rather than self-file it, the Annual Report Filing service is separate from LLC formation.

Connecticut's domestic LLC filing requires a registered-agent arrangement and the company information requested by the state. FilingOak needs the real ownership and management facts used for the filing and Operating Agreement; administrative preparation is not permission to decide those facts for the founder.

Connecticut official formation guidance

Connecticut's state record can include the registered agent, addresses and management information reported through formation and later annual reports. FilingOak uses Public Record Address Privacy only where a field legitimately permits the FilingOak address workflow. The service does not remove required managers or convert the state record into anonymity.

1. LLC Formation Filing
2. First-Year Registered Agent Service
3. State-Specific Operating Agreement
4. FounderVault Access
5. Compliance Center
6. Compliance Reminder Notifications
7. FilingOak Foundation Report
8. EIN Application Service for eligible U.S. and non-U.S. founders
9. Same-Day Legal Mail Scanning & Uploads
10. Public Record Address Privacy where the state filing and FilingOak workflow permit it

Connecticut provides a direct filing route. If you already have the registered-agent requirement covered and are comfortable with the formation and annual-report calendar, the $495 service fee may be money you would rather keep.

FilingOak makes more sense when you want the filing, first-year Registered Agent service, internal documents, EIN application and continuing record organization handled together.