Get a Registered Agent

We have Registered Agent services available in every state and we handle all of the paperwork required for you.

Just give us a call and we can have a Registered Agent for you in any state in just a few minutes.

An expert in business practices created our simple process. It was designed to be so easy that anyone could do it.

Here’s how it works:

1. Speak with our specialist:
   We will ask you simple questions related to your business to get  your Registered Agent service established. This often takes as little as 10 minutes and will keep you from guessing whether you’ve done everything that’s needed.
2. We file your paperwork with the state:
   Once we have Step 1 completed, we will create the documents that the state requires for a Registered Agent. We give them a quality check to make certain your answers are accurately reflected and the actual filing with the state takes place.
3. Final steps:
   Once we receive your documents back from the state, we will forward them to you along with any other related papers or directions.

Truly as easy as 1, 2, 3! All of the confusing processes that happen in-between these three steps are handled by us. That’s the real magic of what we do!

Q: What is a Registered Agent?

A: Generally, states require businesses to provide them with an address of record in every state where they do business to facilitate the receipt of legal documents and notices. The address or person who receives these notices must be in that state and they are referred to as the Registered Agent. This can be cumbersome to accomplish on your own, which is why we provide this service in all 50 states.

Q: Do I need a Registered Agent?

A: Every state requires that you register to do business within that state and they generally require a designated agent for the purpose of receiving legal and official documents.

Q: What happens if I don’t designate a Registered Agent?

A: Failure to maintain a Registered Agent may cause you to fall out of good standing with the state. This could result in your company no longer being allowed to conduct business in that state as well as financial penalties imposed by the state. Falling out of good standing could result in your company being subject to civil and criminal sanctions, as well as financial losses.