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Does an out-of-state LLP have to register with the Secretary of State before it transacts business in Texas?

April 26, 2017Business LLP out-of-state REGISTER Secretary State Texas transacts

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Does an out-of-state LLP have to register with the Secretary of State before it transacts business in Texas?

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Yes. §152.901 et seq. See Form 307 (Word, PDF). The fee for registration is $200 for each general partner that resides in Texas, but no less than $200 and no more than $750. Registration must be renewed each year. See Form 308 (Word, PDF).

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Yes. §152.901 et seq. See Form 307 (Word 115kb, PDF 57kb). The fee for registration is $200 for each general partner that resides in Texas, but no less than $200 and no more than $750. LLP registrations must be renewed each year. See Form 308 (Word 111kb, PDF 154kb). If the underlying partnership is a LP, the LP must also file a separate application for registration. The fee for this one-time registration is $750. See Form 306 (Word 168kb, PDF 95kb).