Texas LLC Address Change — At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Is the address on public record? | Yes |
| Where it's filed | On the periodic/annual report — no dedicated interim filing |
| Filing / update method | Public Information Report (filed with the Texas Comptroller, not the Secretary of State) |
| Filing fee | $0 for most LLCs under the No Tax Due revenue threshold (currently roughly $2.47 million) |
| Processing time | Filed per Texas's standard annual franchise tax / PIR schedule; no separate expedited interim option confirmed |
| Expedited | Not available |
| Online filing | Available |
| Same filing as registered agent change? | No — a separate matter |
Does Texas Even Track My LLC's Address?
Texas doesn't require a principal office address as a core field on the Certificate of Formation the way many states do — instead, your LLC's address is kept current through the Public Information Report (PIR), filed annually with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (not the Secretary of State) alongside your franchise tax filing.
Is This the Same As Changing My Registered Agent?
Texas's Statement of Change of Registered Agent and/or Registered Office ($15) is filed with the Secretary of State and only updates your registered agent — the Public Information Report, filed separately with the Comptroller, is what keeps your LLC's own address current.
- Your LLC's principal/mailing address is where your business is actually run from — it can change any time your business relocates, and it has nothing to do with who receives legal documents on the LLC's behalf.
- Your registered agent's address is the location where the state and any process server can reach your registered agent — it changes only when you switch registered agents or your agent moves.
If you're actually looking to switch registered agents in Texas, see How to Change Your Registered Agent in Texas instead.
How to Change Your LLC's Address in Texas
Confirm Where Your Address Actually Lives on the Public Record
On the periodic/annual report — no dedicated interim filing with the Texas Secretary of State. Confirm your current filing status before you file anything new.
Complete Public Information Report (filed with the Texas Comptroller, not the Secretary of State)
Get the current form from the Texas Secretary of State and enter your LLC's name, file/entity number, and new address. This filing is separate from a registered-agent change — file it even if your agent isn't changing.
File and Pay the Fee
Submit online or by mail with the Texas Secretary of State. The fee is $0 for most LLCs under the No Tax Due revenue threshold (currently roughly $2.47 million). Processing takes Filed per Texas's standard annual franchise tax / PIR schedule; no separate expedited interim option confirmed.
Follow the Update Timing Rule
No independently confirmed on-demand address-only filing with the Texas Secretary of State exists for this — update your address the next time you file your Public Information Report with the Comptroller, or file a Certificate of Amendment with the Secretary of State if your address is stated in your Certificate of Formation and you need it corrected sooner.
Update Everything Else
Once the state's record (if any) reflects your new address, update your operating agreement, IRS records, bank accounts, licenses, contracts, and website. See the full checklist below.
Texas splits this across two agencies in a way most other states don't: the Secretary of State handles registered agent changes, while the Comptroller's Public Information Report is what actually reflects your LLC's business address. This division was not independently re-verified against a live sos.texas.gov or comptroller.texas.gov page for this build — confirm before publishing if precision matters.
What to Update After Changing Your LLC's Address
- Operating agreement — update the address if it's listed in the document
- IRS / EIN — file Form 8822-B to update your business address with the IRS; this is required within 60 days of the move regardless of what your state requires
- Business bank accounts — most banks require written notice or an updated signature card
- Business licenses and permits — some are tied to a specific location and may need to be reissued or transferred
- Contracts and agreements — update your address in any active contracts, leases, and vendor agreements
- Mail forwarding — set up USPS mail forwarding from your old address during the transition
- Website and marketing materials — business listings, letterhead, invoices, and online directories
LLC Attorney clients: Address changes are free within the first 90 days of formation. After that window, LLC Attorney handles the filing (where one applies) for a flat rate.
Need to Update Your Texas LLC's Address?
LLC Attorney handles Texas LLC address changes end-to-end — filing with the Texas Secretary of State where one is required, and keeping your business record consistent. Address changes are free within the first 90 days of formation.
Changing Your Texas LLC's Address — FAQs
Texas doesn't require a principal office address as a core field on the Certificate of Formation the way many states do — instead, your LLC's address is kept current through the Public Information Report (PIR), filed annually with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (not the Secretary of State) alongside your franchise tax filing. Use Public Information Report (filed with the Texas Comptroller, not the Secretary of State), filed with the Texas Secretary of State, to update it. The fee is $0 for most LLCs under the No Tax Due revenue threshold (currently roughly $2.47 million) and processing takes Filed per Texas's standard annual franchise tax / PIR schedule; no separate expedited interim option confirmed.
The fee is $0 for most LLCs under the No Tax Due revenue threshold (currently roughly $2.47 million).
Texas's Statement of Change of Registered Agent and/or Registered Office ($15) is filed with the Secretary of State and only updates your registered agent — the Public Information Report, filed separately with the Comptroller, is what keeps your LLC's own address current.
Yes. File IRS Form 8822-B within 60 days of the move to update your business address with the IRS — this is a federal requirement that applies regardless of what Texas requires. Your EIN stays the same.
No independently confirmed on-demand address-only filing with the Texas Secretary of State exists for this — update your address the next time you file your Public Information Report with the Comptroller, or file a Certificate of Amendment with the Secretary of State if your address is stated in your Certificate of Formation and you need it corrected sooner.
Yes. LLC Attorney handles Texas LLC address changes — filing with the Texas Secretary of State where one is required and keeping your operating agreement and business records consistent. Address changes are free within the first 90 days of formation for LLC Attorney clients.