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By state law, your business must appoint a Registered Agent — a designated party that accepts key correspondence from the state government. Also known as an agent for service of process or a...
A Registered Agent is a third-party representative and dedicated recipient of all your company's official and legal paperwork, and you are required to have one in all 50 states....
One of the key requirements in starting a business is finding a Registered Agent. A Registered Agent, also known as an agent for service of process, statutory agent or resident agent, accepts your...
A Registered Agent plays a very important role in your LLC. However, sometimes you may need to change your Registered Agent, or you might wonder whether a Registered Agent service would fit your...
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If you're getting ready to start a business, you know there are many decisions to make. One of them is deciding who will be your Registered Agent and who will be your LLC organizer — but you might be...
If you're willing to accept the risks involved, you can be your own Registered Agent for your LLC if you meet the following requirements:
If you’re doing business in multiple states, then you already know that things can get pretty complicated pretty quickly after your business crosses its first state border. From knowing the tax laws...
If you’re operating a startup business out of your home, it can be confusing to know what address to give out to clients, put on your website and use on tax forms submitted to the IRS.
You'll make a lot of important decisions when becoming a business owner, one of which is who to appoint as a Registered Agent. Designating a Registered Agent for your limited liability company (LLC)
