Businesses operating in Murrieta, California — neighboring Temecula in southwest Riverside County — must file a Fictitious Business Name (FBN/DBA) statement with the Riverside County Clerk-Recorder and publish it in an adjudicated newspaper of general circulation for four consecutive weeks. NewFBN handles the publication side: upload your county-stamped FBN statement, pay $66, and we take care of the rest.
$66
Flat fee. No surprises.
Includes 4 consecutive weekly publications plus the Proof of Publication affidavit. Additional business names on the same filing just $5 each.
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FBN Publication for Murrieta Businesses — What's Included
- Four consecutive weekly publications in the Hemet Chronicle or San Jacinto Chronicle — both court-adjudicated newspapers of general circulation for all of Riverside County (including Murrieta).
- Proof of Publication affidavit emailed to you after the final weekly run, ready to file with the County Clerk.
- Mobile-friendly upload — take a photo of your stamped FBN statement with your phone or upload a PDF/scan.
- Fast turnaround — orders received by Tuesday at noon publish that Thursday.
- Additional business names on the same filing — just $5 each.
How to Publish Your Murrieta FBN — Step by Step
- File with the County Clerk. Submit your FBN statement at the Riverside County Clerk-Recorder (main office in Riverside or Hemet branch). You can also file online. The county filing fee is separate from our publication fee.
- Place your NewFBN publication order. Start your order online and upload your county-stamped statement. Takes about 2 minutes.
- We publish for 4 weeks. Your FBN runs every Thursday for four consecutive weeks in an adjudicated Riverside County newspaper — fully satisfying the requirements for Murrieta businesses.
- Receive your Proof of Publication. After the final run, we email you the signed Affidavit of Publication (typically within 2–3 business days).
- File the affidavit with the county. Submit the Proof to the Clerk-Recorder within 30 days of the final publication to complete your FBN registration.
Why Murrieta Businesses Choose NewFBN
NewFBN is 100% focused on FBN publications for Riverside County. That means faster turnaround, transparent flat-fee pricing, and a mobile-first order flow designed for small business owners. Your $66 covers everything — no surprise fees, no separate charge for the affidavit, no extra cost for additional business names (beyond $5 each).
Publish Your Murrieta FBN Now — $66Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does it cost to publish an FBN in Murrieta, CA?
- NewFBN charges a flat $66 to publish a Fictitious Business Name statement for businesses in Murrieta and anywhere else in Riverside County. The $66 covers all four required weekly publications plus the Proof of Publication affidavit. Additional business names on the same filing are $5 each.
- Does the newspaper have to be located in Murrieta?
- No. Under California Business and Professions Code §17917, the newspaper must be a newspaper of general circulation in the county where the principal place of business is located — not specifically in Murrieta. The Hemet & San Jacinto Chronicle (which publishes NewFBN orders) is adjudicated as a newspaper of general circulation for all of Riverside County, so it covers Murrieta.
- Where do I file the FBN before publishing it?
- File your FBN with the Riverside County Clerk-Recorder. The main office is at 2724 Gateway Drive, Riverside, CA 92507, and there's a branch at 880 N. State Street, Hemet, CA 92543. You can also file online. After filing, you have 30 days to start publication.
- How long does FBN publication take in Murrieta?
- California law requires four consecutive weekly publications. NewFBN publishes every Thursday — orders received by Tuesday at noon appear in that week's edition. All four runs complete within 28 days, and we email your Proof of Publication within 2–3 business days after the final run.
- What happens if I don't publish within 30 days of filing?
- If you miss the 30-day window, your FBN filing is deemed abandoned by the county and you must start over with a new filing and a new filing fee. Don't wait — order your publication as soon as you receive the county-stamped FBN statement back from the Clerk-Recorder.