Choosing a Registered Agent can feel overwhelming. We know firsthand because we’ve formed LLCs in almost every state – and we’ve chosen different Registered Agents depending on each business’s needs.
At this point, you could say we’re pros at it. ;)
We’ll explain your options and guide you through the decision process – so you can choose the best Registered Agent for your business needs.
We know that filling out paperwork to start an LLC can be very confusing with lots of business terms – like Registered Agent and Member.
But don’t worry, we’ll help you understand the differences between these terms.
Filing the LLC formation documents to start a Limited Liability Company comes with a lot of confusing terms.
We’ll teach you the difference between an LLC Registered Agent versus an LLC Organizer, and walk you through who can serve in each role for your LLC.
Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent when forming your LLC. A Registered Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be the Registered Agent for your LLC. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent in Alabama. An Alabama Registered Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be your Registered Agent in Alabama. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent in Alaska. An Alaska Registered Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be your Registered Agent in Alaska. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
Yes, you can be your own Statutory Agent in Arizona (aka Registered Agent). An Arizona Statutory Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be your Statutory Agent in Arizona. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent in Arkansas. An Arkansas Registered Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be your Registered Agent in Arkansas. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent in California. A California Registered Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be your Registered Agent in California. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent in Colorado. A Colorado Registered Agent is a person or company who receives legal documents (called service of process) for your LLC. You have multiple options for who can be your Registered Agent in Colorado. This page will explain the pros and cons and list out all your options.
