New Mexico LLC fee table
| Item | Fee | How often | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Articles of Organization | $50 | One time | verified source |
| Name reservation (optional) | not verified | One time | unverified |
| Expedited processing (optional) | Not verified | Per filing | unverified |
| Foreign LLC registration (out-of-state LLCs) | $100 | One time | unverified secondary source |
| Registered agent | $0 if you serve yourself; typically $100–150/yr paid | Yearly | typical market range |
Deadlines
No Secretary of State annual report is listed for LLCs.
Cheapest legal way to form in New Mexico
- File online directly with the state; a paid service is optional.
- Be your own registered agent if you have a New Mexico street address.
- Skip name reservation and expedite unless you need them.
- Get your EIN free from the IRS.
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New Mexico LLC cost FAQ
How much does it cost to form an LLC in New Mexico?
The state filing fee for the articles of organization is $50. Known state charges in year one come to about $50, before optional services.
What are the ongoing state fees for a New Mexico LLC?
no recurring Secretary of State report fee. Averaged per year that is about $0.
When is the New Mexico LLC report due?
No Secretary of State annual report is listed for LLCs.
Does New Mexico require LLC newspaper publication?
No. New Mexico has no newspaper publication requirement for LLCs (only New York, Arizona and Nebraska do).
Can I be my own registered agent in New Mexico?
Usually yes, if you have a physical street address in New Mexico (not a P.O. box) where you can accept legal papers during business hours. Paid agents typically cost about $100–150 a year.
How much does it cost to register an out-of-state LLC in New Mexico?
Foreign LLC registration costs $100 (per a secondary source; not confirmed on the official page in our latest check), plus New Mexico's ongoing report fees.
Sources
Checked October 28, 2026. Fees change; confirm on the official site before filing.
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