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Indiana Secretary of State office — contact, fees, and licensing

The Indiana Secretary of State's Business Services Division handles entity formation, biennial reports, and related filings for all business entity types in Indiana. The division's office is in Indianapolis at the Government Center South building. Priority service is available by appointment at the walk-in counter.

Updated August 2026

Office contact

Address
302 W. Washington Street, Room E018, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone
(317) 234-9768
Office hours
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
INBiz portal
inbiz.in.gov

HB 1593 and HB 1666 filing changes (effective January 1, 2026)

Two 2025 Indiana laws changed business entity filing requirements. HB 1593 requires anyone submitting a filing on behalf of another person to take reasonable steps to verify that person's identity, sets new disclosure and eligibility rules for Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA) addresses used on filings, lets remote-only businesses exclude a residential address from the public record, and allows reinstatement of entities dissolved more than 5 years if the filer submits a notarized affidavit explaining the request. HB 1666 requires "health care entities" (as newly defined in IC 23-0.5-2-12.5) to report certain ownership information on their business entity report. Identification documents themselves are not filed with the SOS but must be retained and provided to the office on request.

Filing fees

Indiana does not publish its statutory filing fees on a standalone HTML fee schedule page. The official fee calculator at inbiz.in.gov — Fee Calculator generates exact totals for any filing type: select Secretary of State as the agency, choose a transaction type, then select the entity type and filing type. Use this calculator before submitting any filing. One component of Indiana's fees is publicly documented: Enhanced Access fees, set by the Secretary of State under IC 4-5-10-2 and confirmed unchanged in a 2025 SOS regulatory filing. These are charged in addition to statutory filing fees for online transactions. The same regulatory analysis states Indiana ranks among the 10% lowest-cost states nationally for business registration, with Enhanced Access fees unchanged for over ten years.

Filing Enhanced fee
Domestic LLC — Articles of Organization (online) +$20
For-Profit Corporation — Articles of Incorporation (online) +$20
Nonprofit Corporation — Articles of Incorporation (online) +$10
Foreign For-Profit Business Registration (online) +$30
Biennial Business Entity Report (online) +$11
Certificate of Existence (online) +$11

Key Indiana state licensing agencies

Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA)

What it covers
Professional and occupational licenses for 40+ professions: healthcare, real estate, engineering, cosmetology, contractors; administers approximately 20 boards
Website
in.gov/pla

Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR)

What it covers
State tax registration, sales tax, withholding tax — integrated with INBiz registration flow
Website
in.gov/dor

Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD)

What it covers
Unemployment insurance registration, wage reporting — integrated with INBiz
Website
in.gov/dwd

This guide is informational only and is not affiliated with the Indiana Secretary of State's office or any state agency listed above. Contact information verified against official Indiana Secretary of State sources, August 2026. Use the INBiz fee calculator for current filing fee amounts. Verify current fees at the official state website. Last verified: August 2026.