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Register Your Wyoming LLC in Utah

Step-by-step foreign qualification requirements, fees, and filing instructions for Wyoming LLCs expanding into Utah.

Cost Summary

Utah filing fee
$59
Wyoming Certificate of Good Standing
Free
Annual obligation in Utah
$18/year
Estimated year 1 total
$77
Note: Year 1 total covers Utah state fees only. You will also need a Certificate of Good Standing from Wyoming, which the state issues at no charge. Registered agent fees are not included.
Wyoming data last reviewed Aug 1, 2026 · sos.wyo.gov
Utah data last reviewed Aug 1, 2026 · corporations.utah.gov

How to register your Wyoming LLC in Utah

1

Check name availability in Utah

Before filing, verify that your LLC name (or a distinguishable variation) is available in Utah. If your exact name is already taken, you may need to register under a fictitious or assumed name.

Search the business name register on the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code website before you file.

2

Get a Certificate of Good Standing from Wyoming

Utah requires a Certificate of Good Standing from Wyoming to prove your LLC is in good standing. Wyoming issues it at no charge. Available to order online. No state-imposed expiration; third parties typically require certificate dated within 30-60 days.

Order from Wyoming ↗
3

File the Foreign Registration Statement in Utah

Submit your application along with the Certificate of Good Standing and the $59 filing fee. Processing time is 3-5 business days. Expedited processing available for $75. Online filing is available.

Utah filing portal ↗
4

Appoint a registered agent in Utah

You must designate a registered agent with a physical address in Utah to accept legal documents on behalf of your LLC. This is required as part of the foreign qualification application.

Ongoing compliance in Utah

Annual report
$18/year
Report due
Anniversary month
Processing time
3-5 business days
Expedite
$75

Important to know about Utah

  • Utah requires clearance from the Department of Revenue before foreign withdrawal

If your LLC did business in Utah before filing, check the Utah foreign LLC penalty guide first. Back fees can run from the date you started, not the date you file.

Activities that do NOT require registration in Utah

  • Maintaining or defending a lawsuit, administrative proceeding, or arbitration
  • Holding meetings of members or managers, or carrying on internal company affairs
  • Maintaining bank accounts
  • Maintaining offices or agencies for the transfer, exchange, or registration of the LLC's own securities
  • Selling through independent contractors
  • Soliciting or obtaining orders if orders require acceptance outside the state before becoming contracts
  • Creating or acquiring indebtedness, mortgages, or security interests in real or personal property
  • Securing or collecting debts, or enforcing mortgages or security interests
  • Owning real or personal property
  • Conducting an isolated transaction completed within 30 days that is not part of repeated similar transactions
  • Transacting business in interstate commerce

Utah's Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, codified at Title 48 Chapter 3a, lists activities that do not constitute transacting business at Section 48-3a-905.

Need a registered agent in Utah?

A registered agent is required for foreign qualification. These services operate in all 50 states.

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Harbor Compliance
$99 first year, then $149/year · Full-service compliance option
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Not sure which service fits? Our full Northwest Registered Agent review and Harbor Compliance review cover pricing, renewal terms, and where each one fits.

Check your full compliance

Use our free tool to check if you need to register in additional states.

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This page provides general information based on publicly available state requirements. It is not legal advice. Verify all fees and requirements with the Utah Secretary of State before filing.