Can I remove personal information from an old annual report?

what state? Makes a huge difference. Some states will let you file a correction/amendment, but most won't retroactively redact historical filings because they're considered public record at the time they were filed.

Generally no. Once it's in the state's archive, it's a public record. Even if the state removes it from teir search portal, third-party data scrapers already have it. Google your old address and see how many people have already reposted it.

Delaware is pretty rigid. They'll let you amend future filings but I've never seen them pull historical ones. You might try a written request to the Division of Corporations but keep expectations low.

Honestly the harder part is the aggregators. There's usually a removal request form on those sites, and some are more responsive than others. It's tedious but doable for a handful of pages.

lol welcome to the club. I did the same thing years ago. Best you can do is bury it. New filings, new address, maybe a mail forwarding setup if you're really paranoid.

Also worth checking whether the old address is still tied to anything else in your name. Voter registration, property records, etc. If it is, the annual report is the least of your problems.

One more thing, be careful with 'correction' filings. If you file an amendment to the old report, you might actually draw more attention to it and create a new timestamp. Some people have made that mistake.

This. I amended one and it just added another public record with the old info info still visible. Zero help.

If you're really determined, you could look into a name change or moving the LLC to a new entity, but that's a whole different can of worms and probably overkill for an old address.

I lurk here a lot and this thread is exactly why I used a registered agent from day one. Sorry OP, wish I had something useful.