3 Best Foreign Registration Services in Oregon (2026), Ranked for You
Our 2026 recommendation for foreign registration services in Oregon, in order, is Mainstay Filing ($199), Oregon Registered Agent.co ($199) and OR Registered Agent.org ($199). Set aside $275 for Oregon to register, and $397 to $497 for services over three years.
Written by the Simple Filing Guide editorial team
The short route
State fee to register
$275
Certificate of good standing?
You can skip it
Ongoing
$275, annual report
First choices
Mainstay Filing, Oregon Registered Agent.co then OR Registered Agent.org
Recommended in Oregon
The order follows our five checks: three-year cost first, then what the price covers.
#1Top pick
1. Mainstay Filing: best for companies that keep growing
$199 plus the state fee, then $149 a year
Rank Mainstay Filing first, as registering costs $199, with no registered agent charge until year two.
Choosing Oregon Registered Agent.co would save $100 over three years, with the limit that it covers one state.
There is no registered agent fee in year one; from year two it is $149 a year.
Checklist: what is included
Application prepared and sent
Registered agent, no charge in the first year
One service fee for all fifty states
What works
$199 to file the registration
No registered agent fee in year one
Fifty states covered
Gaps
Agent renewal of $149 is $50 above Oregon Registered Agent.co
Across three years the state's total comes to $825. verify at sos.oregon.gov, as of October 2026
What is the application called?
The Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division handles registrations, and the Application for Authority to Transact Business, Foreign Limited Liability Company (Form 110) is the one to file.
The state does not request a certificate from home.
What do I do after the LLC registers?
Annual report, at a cost of $275.
Filings come due anniversary of the date authority was granted.
Why is number one first?
Filing jobs included (27% of the score) is where Mainstay Filing does best.
Total for three years is worth 37% and filing jobs included 27%, with three smaller checks breaking ties.
You will need an agent at home as well, and handling both states from one account saves effort.