File Wyoming Articles of Organization — Step 3 of 8
This is the filing that officially creates your LLC. It costs $100, goes to the Secretary of State through the WyoBiz portal, and online filings are approved immediately. Here's exactly what the form asks for — including why your name stays off it — plus a readiness checklist so your filing clears on the first try.
To form your Wyoming LLC, file Articles of Organization online through the Secretary of State's WyoBiz portal for $100. The form asks for your LLC name, registered agent, principal office address, and an organizer who signs — members' names are not required. Online filings are approved immediately; mail takes up to ~15 business days.
- Filing fee
- $100
- Online fee
- ~2.4% card
- Members listed?
- No
- File via
- WyoBiz
- Online speed
- Immediate
- Mail speed
- ~15 days
- Next step
- Step 4 →
What the Articles of Organization Do
The Articles of Organization is the single document that legally creates your Wyoming LLC. You file it with the Secretary of State through the WyoBiz online portal, pay the $100 fee, and the moment it's approved your LLC officially exists. With online filing, that approval is immediate.
The form is short and asks only for the essentials. Notably, Wyoming does not require you to list members' or managers' names — which is exactly why Wyoming is known for privacy.
What the Articles ask for
- LLC name — exactly as you want it, including the LLC designator.
- Registered agent — the name and physical Wyoming address of your agent, plus their consent to serve.
- Principal office & mailing address — where your LLC is based and receives mail.
- Organizer — the person submitting and signing the form; they don't have to be an owner.
Filing-Readiness Checklist
Check off each item as you go — the ring fills as you get closer to a clean, first-try filing:
How to File
- Go to WyoBiz Online (wyobiz.wyo.gov) and start the LLC filing.
- Enter your details — name, registered agent, addresses, and organizer.
- Pay $100 (plus the small card-processing fee) and submit — online approval is immediate.
- Save your stamped Articles — you'll need them for banking, your EIN, and your records.
What happens after approvalYour only recurring state obligation is the $60 annual report, and the first one isn't due until your first formation anniversary month — not 90 days out like some states. Wyoming emails reminders at 60, 30, and 10 days before, and there's a 60-day grace period. No franchise tax, no separate initial report.
Mind whose name files thingsWyoming keeps members off the Articles, but the organizer's name and the annual-report filer's name become public record — and the state won't remove them later. If full anonymity matters, have your registered agent or formation service act as organizer and file your annual reports for you.
- ✓Prepares & files your Articles — and acts as organizer
- ✓Keeps your name off the public record
- ✓Forms your Wyoming LLC for $39 + the $100 state fee
- ✓Free Wyoming registered agent the first year
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Wyoming Articles of Organization — FAQ

Ahmad Adil is the founder and CEO of LLC School. The filing details here — the $100 fee, online filing via WyoBiz with immediate approval, the fields the form requires, the fact that members aren't listed (but the organizer is public), and the post-formation $60 annual report — were verified against the Wyoming Secretary of State. LLC School updates its Wyoming guides as the rules change.
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