Which filing to use
| Change | How |
|---|---|
| LLC name | Articles of Amendment |
| Managers or authorized members | Articles of Amendment, or the annual report |
| Principal office or mailing address | Annual report or amendment |
| Registered agent | Change of registered agent form |
| A mistake in the original filing | Articles of Correction |
Changing the LLC name
File Articles of Amendment with the new name, which must follow the same name rules. After approval, update your bank, IRS records (with a letter to the IRS) and licenses.
Adding or removing members
Ownership itself is governed by your operating agreement, not by the state. What the state records is who manages the LLC or is authorized to act for it. Update your operating agreement first, then the public record.
How we help
Ask us for a quote and tell us what changed on your Florida LLC and which filing you want. We prepare it from your answers and file it, and we tell you our fee and the state fee before you pay. For which filing fits your situation, ask a licensed attorney.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to amend a Florida LLC?
$25 for Articles of Amendment. Changing the registered agent is a separate $25 filing.
Do I need to tell the IRS if my LLC changes its name?
Yes. The IRS is notified in writing, and the method depends on how the LLC is taxed.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. For your specific situation, talk to a licensed attorney or CPA.