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Albany County LLC Publication: Costs, Newspapers & Process (2026)

5 min read · Updated 2026

Albany County is one of the least expensive places in New York to publish an LLC — often a fraction of what the same six-week notice costs downstate. If your Articles of Organization name Albany County, that's good news for your wallet. Here's the real picture.

Your designated newspapers

Albany County's clerk designates roughly a dozen qualifying papers. You need one daily and one weekly. The ones that matter for cost:

Because Albany designates several papers at very different prices, you can pick the cheapest lawful pair — and we show every option with its rate so you can.

What it costs in Albany

Two parts: the papers' listed rates plus a flat $149 — the $50 state certificate fee and our $99.

The box above names Albany's cheapest lawful pair from the listed rates — among the lowest totals of any county in the state. Pick pricier dailies and it climbs from there; we confirm each paper's exact rate before you approve anything.

Where a slot in that box reads we place it for you, no newspaper has published a rate with us in that county yet: we place the notice with a designated paper and confirm its price with you before anything is charged.

The process (same statewide)

Under NY LLC Law §206, your notice runs once a week for six weeks in both papers (12 insertions), within 120 days of formation. After the runs, both papers issue notarized affidavits; we file Form DOS-1708 with the $50 fee and deliver your Certificate of Publication.

One thing to confirm first

Your publication county is the one in your Articles of Organization — not where you operate. If your Articles say Albany, publish in Albany's papers even if you work elsewhere. Publish in the county your Articles name; if that county looks wrong, confirm it with your attorney before placing anything.

See Albany's designated papers and your exact deadline — look up your LLC.

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