What is a Registered Agent?
A registered agent (also called a statutory agent or agent for service of process) is a person or company designated to:
Receive Legal Documents
Receive legal documents and official correspondence on behalf of your business
Accept Service of Process
Accept service of process if your business is sued
State Notices
Receive notices from the Secretary of State
Never Miss Deadlines
Ensure you don't miss important legal deadlines
Every LLC and Corporation is required by law to have a registered agent.
Why Use Our Registered Agent Service?
Privacy Protection
Your business address won't appear in public records. We act as your public address.
Reliability
We're available during all business hours and never miss important documents.
Convenience
No need to worry about being available during business hours or receiving embarrassing legal documents at your office.
Multi-State Coverage
Expanding to multiple states? We provide registered agent service nationwide.
Professional Service
Prompt notification when documents arrive, with digital copies sent to you immediately.
Registered Agent Pricing
Annual Service
- Professional registered agent in your state
- Acceptance of legal documents and notices
- Immediate notification when documents arrive
- Digital scanning and delivery of all documents
- Mail forwarding for important correspondence
- Online portal to access documents 24/7
- Compliance alerts and reminders
✓ First Year Free with Standard or Premium formation packages!
How It Works
Appointment
When we form your business or when you sign up, we become your official registered agent.
Document Receipt
We receive all legal and official documents at our address in your state.
Immediate Notification
We scan and email documents to you immediately - usually within hours of receipt.
Secure Storage
All documents are stored securely in your online portal for easy access anytime.
Can I Be My Own Registered Agent?
Yes, but there are significant drawbacks to consider.
Requirements
- You must have a physical street address in the state (no P.O. boxes)
- You must be available during all business hours (typically 9am-5pm)
- Your address becomes part of public record
Disadvantages:
- Loss of privacy - your address is publicly searchable
- Risk of missing important deadlines if you're unavailable
- Uncomfortable situations if process servers visit your business
- Complications if you move or change office locations
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I don't have a registered agent?
Your business will fall out of good standing with the state and may face administrative dissolution. You could also miss critical legal deadlines.
Can I change my registered agent?
Yes, you can change registered agents at any time by filing the appropriate form with your state.
What if my business operates in multiple states?
You'll need a registered agent in each state where your business is registered. We provide service in all 50 states with multi-state discounts available.
How quickly will I receive documents?
We scan and email documents to you within hours of receipt. Physical documents are mailed if needed.
What if I need to cancel?
You can cancel at any time, but you must appoint a new registered agent before canceling our service to avoid compliance issues.
Multi-State Discount
Expanding your business? Save on multiple states:
2-4 states:
$115/year per state
5-9 states
$105/year per state
10+ states
Contact us for custom pricing
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