Foreign Entity Fees

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Kansas foreign entity fees

To register a foreign LLC in Kansas you pay $115 to the Kansas Secretary of State, Business Services Division; other entity types pay the fees in the table below.

Fee by entity type

EntityForeign feeBasis
LLC$115Form FA, Application for Registration, Foreign (non-Kansas) Business
For-profit corporation$115K.S.A. 17-7931; Kansas SoS Foreign Business Application (FA.pdf), Rev. 3/2/26
Nonprofit corporation$115K.S.A. 17-7931; Kansas SoS Foreign Business Application (FA.pdf), Rev. 3/2/26
Limited partnership$115K.S.A. 17-7931; Kansas SoS Foreign Business Application (FA.pdf), Rev. 3/2/26
LLP$115K.S.A. 17-7931; Kansas SoS Foreign Business Application (FA.pdf), Rev. 3/2/26

Non-LLC figures come from state research dated August 12, 2026; confirm with the Kansas Secretary of State, Business Services Division before you file.

Best 2 Foreign Registration Services in Kansas (2026)

If the entity is an LLC, these are the filing services for Kansas.

#ServiceService feeKansas feeAgent
1Mainstay Filing$199$115Year one included, then $149/yr
2KS Registered Agent.org$199$115Year one included, then $99/yr

Service prices read from each provider’s Kansas page on October 28, 2026. The state fee is the official figure below and is paid to the Kansas Secretary of State, Business Services Division. Only one registered-agent brand on our list serves Kansas, so this list has two entries.

The LLC filing

Form
Form FA, Application for Registration, Foreign (non-Kansas) Business
Home-state certificate
Not required for an LLC
Yearly filing
Information Report (Kansas Secretary of State), every two years, $90 (due: april 15, every second year)

Questions about Kansas

What does an LLC pay to register in Kansas?

$115, with Form FA, Application for Registration, Foreign (non-Kansas) Business.

Is the Kansas corporation fee the same as the LLC fee?

Yes, both are $115.

Which service should an LLC use in Kansas?

Mainstay Filing: $199 plus the $115 state fee, with the agent free for the first year.

Sources for the LLC fee