The cheapest anonymous LLC in the United States. Here is exactly what you pay.
By Shafwan Ahmed, Operations & Fulfillment Lead, Anonymousllc.co
Anonymousllc.co charges $297 for New Mexico anonymous LLC formation, plus the $50 New Mexico state filing fee - $347 total at formation. Nothing else to pay.
New Mexico has no annual report, no annual fee, and no franchise tax. The only recurring cost is registered agent renewal, which runs approximately $30-50 per year depending on the provider. This makes New Mexico the lowest total-cost-of-ownership anonymous LLC state in the country.
| State | Year 1 | 3-Year Total | 5-Year Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Mexico | $347 | $427 | $507 |
| Wyoming | $397 | $597 | $797 |
| Delaware | $407 | $1,087 | $1,767 |
| Nevada | $722 | $1,177 | $1,957 |
Assumes $40/year registered agent renewal for all states. Wyoming includes $60/yr annual report. Delaware includes $300/yr franchise tax. Nevada includes $350/yr (BL + Annual List).
New Mexico charges only $50 to file Articles of Organization - the lowest state filing fee among anonymous-friendly states. More importantly, New Mexico requires no annual report under NM Statutes § 53-19-65, no annual fee, and no franchise tax. Every other anonymous state has recurring state obligations: Wyoming $60/year, Delaware $300/year, Nevada $350/year.
The price splits into two clean line items. The service fee is a flat $297 and covers the work Anonymousllc.co performs on your behalf: preparing and filing the Articles of Organization, acting as your organizer of record, drafting the operating agreement, obtaining your EIN, and submitting your bank applications. The state fee is $50 and goes directly to the New Mexico Secretary of State for the filing itself. Together that is $347 total ($297 + $50 state), and there is no markup on the state portion.
New Mexico charges the same $50 whether you file yourself or use a service. Filing directly saves you the service fee but costs you the anonymity structure, the registered agent, the EIN work, and the banking support. The value of using Anonymousllc.co is that your name never appears as organizer, and the entire formation is handled end to end in one payment.
The New Mexico advantage grows as you add entities. Because there is no annual report and no annual fee, each additional New Mexico LLC adds only the registered agent renewal to your yearly bill. Form ten New Mexico LLCs and your recurring state obligation is still $0. Form ten Wyoming LLCs and you owe $600 every year in annual reports alone, before registered agent renewals. Over a five-year horizon, a ten-entity New Mexico portfolio costs roughly $3,000 less in state obligations than the same portfolio in Wyoming.
This is why holding company operators and real estate investors who place one property per LLC gravitate to New Mexico. The upfront $347 total is the lowest of any anonymous state, and the recurring cost stays near zero regardless of how many entities you stack.
Yes. The $347 total ($297 + $50 state) covers formation, registered agent for year one, the operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications. There are no hidden add-ons at formation. Optional services like a BOI filing ($150) are separate and only apply if you ask for them.
Two reasons. New Mexico charges a $50 state filing fee versus Wyoming's $100, and New Mexico has no annual report while Wyoming charges $60 every year. The service fee is a flat $297 in both states, so the entire price gap comes from lower state costs.
No. New Mexico has no annual report, no annual fee, and no franchise tax on the LLC entity itself. Your only recurring cost is registered agent renewal at roughly $30 to $50 per year.
Not always. New Mexico saves money, but US banks treat New Mexico addresses as a weaker signal than Wyoming, so bank approval is harder. If reliable banking matters more than saving $50 at formation, Wyoming at $397 all-in is frequently the better value.
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