Plan the Statement of Information window
Enter the entity type and formation date. The calendar shows the initial 90-day date and the next recurring six-month filing window.
Next recurring filing window: 2027-08-01 through 2028-01-31.
- Initial statement due
- 2026-04-15
- Recurring frequency
- biennial
How the two schedules differ
California LLCs generally file within 90 days of initial registration and every two years thereafter. California stock corporations generally file within 90 days and annually thereafter. The recurring period ends in the entity's registration month.
Why BizFile is still required
The official record identifies the Date Filed, entity type, current status and Statement of Information due date. Changes, conversions and non-stock entities can alter the path, so this calendar does not replace the record.
Quick answers
How the two schedules differ?
California LLCs generally file within 90 days of initial registration and every two years thereafter. California stock corporations generally file within 90 days and annually thereafter. The recurring period ends in the entity's registration month.
Why BizFile is still required?
The official record identifies the Date Filed, entity type, current status and Statement of Information due date. Changes, conversions and non-stock entities can alter the path, so this calendar does not replace the record.