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How to register (and renew) a charity in Missouri
Missouri charitable solicitation registration is handled by the Missouri Attorney General. Here is how the filing works, from the state’s own forms and instructions.
- Agency
- Missouri Attorney General
- Forms
- An initial registration, then an annual report due 75 days after your fiscal year ends.
- How you file
- By mail.
- Who signs
- Sworn and notarized.
- What to attach
- Fundraising figures.
- State fee
- $15.
- Deadline
- 75 days after your fiscal year ends.
- Audit or review
- No audit or review requirement.
Missouri exempts 501(c)(3), (c)(7) and (c)(8) organizations, which file a one-time exemption letter instead.
Sources
Researched October 2026 from the agency’s forms, instructions and statutes. Fees and deadlines change; we confirm the current rules each time we file. This page describes how the filing works and is not advice on whether your organization must register.
We can file this for you
We can prepare and file your Missouri registration and renewals for $95 a year, plus the state fee at cost. This state needs a notarized signature, an ink original, or an officer’s own login each cycle. We prepare everything first, then book one short session with the officer who signs.