When operating a corporation, LLC, or LP, the main compliance step you’ll need to address is appointing a registered agent for service of process (SOP).

Having a Registered Agent is required by all states. Rely on CT to handle important legal and state documents promptly and correctly in all 50 states.

As requireAs required by law, a Registered Agent relays service of process, legal notices, and state mandates to your company. Appoint CT Corporation to serve as your registered agent.d by law, a Registered Agent relays service of process, legal notices, and state mandates to your company. Appoint CT Corporation to serve as your registered agent.

Wyoming House Bill 22 provides revisions to the requirements for each business entity’s designated communications contact

U.S. Energy Management Inc. v. JRB International L.P., 2017 Tex. App. LEXIS 374 (4/26/2017). The Texas appellate court ruled that a corporation that listed its business address as its registered office, and then failed to update the Secretary of State’s records when the business moved, was not entitled to a bill of review of the default judgment issued against it.

When selecting your Registered Agent, look for a company that provides expert service and professional guidance on every aspect of business compliance. Every state requires corporations and LLCs appoint an in-state registered agent (also known as a statutory agent, or resident agent) if you’re incorporating your business or expanding into other states.

Good standing can be lost by failing to maintain a registered agent or file annual reports, don't fall behind with CT.

A recent California case illustrates the importance of appointing a registered agent who fully understands the obligations involved. An individual registered agent thought that his obligation to notify stakeholders of a lawsuit ended when the company dissolved. He was wrong and the default judgment entered against the company was upheld on appeal.

Your choice of a registered agent impacts how you run and grow your business. For small and midsized businesses, the most important factors are service, pricing, expertise, security, and the ability to serve you throughout the lifecycle of your business. Our worksheet details 10 criteria to keep in mind as you focus your search for the right registered agent.

Registered Agent Services and Compliance services available in all 50 States