Who can be a registered agent for an LLC?
Remember, you (or they) must be a resident of the state where you are forming an LLC, and have a street address where you are available (or they are available) during normal business hours. It is important to note that the name and address of the Registered Agent will be listed publicly with your State’s Secretary of State’s Office.
What are the requirements of a statutory agent for an LLC?
The statutory agent must have a physical address in the United States. The statutory agent cannot be a PO box. The statutory agent must be available to accept the service of process and important documents on behalf of the LLC so that your company can stay in compliance with the home state.
Are You locked in to one registered agent for your LLC?
Don’t worry about being “locked in” to one Registered Agent… If you ever need to change your Registered Agent (or Registered Office), you just need to file a simple form with your state and pay a small fee. Matt Horwitz has been the leading expert on LLC education for the past decade.