We’ll assign a dedicated agent to receive your legal documents, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks and your business stays on track.
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Every LLC and corporation is required by law to have a registered agent.
The registered agent acts as the official point of contact between the state and your business.
They receive and manage all legal and government documents on your behalf.
They ensure you don’t miss critical notices or important state notices.
As your registered agent, we’ll receive official documents on behalf of your LLC.
We scan your documents and upload them to your business dashboard for easy access.
We'll let you know when a new document is ready for review on your LLC dashboard.
Legal documents such as lawsuits and service of process
Tax forms and notices from the IRS or state agencies
Annual report reminders and compliance deadlines
Licensing and permit renewal paperwork
Important government correspondence and filings
All LLCs and corporations are required by law to have a registered agent.
Count on a reliable service that ensures all documents are received promptly
Change your address without worrying about missing legal documents and correspondence
Stay informed with regular notifications of important documents
Keep your business looking professional by avoiding awkward deliveries.
The cost of a registered agent service varies on the provider and the level of service you choose. On average, you can pay anywhere from $50 to $300 per year. Some services offer basic mail forwarding at lower rates, while we include additional features like compliance monitoring, document scanning, and notifications for a higher price.
Any corporation or LLC in the United States of America is legally required to appoint a registered agent.
While it’s possible to act as your own registered agent, many business owners choose not to. You’ll need to be present at your registered address at all times during business hours to physically receive legal documents and official correspondence.
Yes, you can change your registered agent by filing a change form with your state’s business agency.
You need to appoint one as soon as you create your LLC or corporation.
You can appoint yourself, someone else, or a professional service that meets state requirements.
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