Best Foreign Qualification

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Best foreign qualification services in Missouri

Our top pick in Missouri is Mainstay Filing: $199 plus the $105 state fee, $304 in all.

Best 3 Foreign Registration Services in Missouri (2026)

1. Mainstay Filing

$199 + $105 state fee = $304

Registered agent free for the first year, then $149 a year.

2. MO Registered Agent.org

$199 + $105 state fee = $304

Registered agent included for the first year, then $99 a year.

3. Missouri Registered Agent.co

$199 + $105 state fee = $304

Registered agent included for the first year, then $99 a year.

Service prices read from each provider’s Missouri page on October 28, 2026. The state fee is the official figure below and is paid to the Missouri Secretary of State, Corporations Division.

What you get, side by side

ServiceYear 1Agent, year 1Agent after3 years of service + agent
Mainstay Filing$304Free$149/yr$497
MO Registered Agent.org$304Included$99/yr$397
Missouri Registered Agent.co$304Included$99/yr$397

The 3-year column adds each service’s agent price for years 2 and 3 to its $199 fee; state fees and Missouri’s yearly filing are the same whichever you choose.

The Missouri filing

Form
Form LLC 4, Application for Registration of a Foreign Limited Liability Company
State fee
$105
From your home state
Certificate of good standing/existence from the home state, no older than 60 days
Every year after
None (Missouri has no annual report for LLCs), no fee

$105 for a foreign LLC, online or on paper (the $50 online rate is for Missouri LLCs only).

Questions

What is the best foreign qualification service in Missouri?

Mainstay Filing: $199 plus the $105 state fee, with a Missouri registered agent free for the first year.

How much is the Missouri state fee?

$105. $105 for a foreign LLC, online or on paper (the $50 online rate is for Missouri LLCs only).

What do I file in Missouri?

Form LLC 4, Application for Registration of a Foreign Limited Liability Company, with the Missouri Secretary of State, Corporations Division, plus a certificate from your home state.

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