Get a Registered Agent for your business today

Stay informed with real-time alerts for legal documents, government notices, and other important mail, so you can act quickly and run your business with confidence. Ensure full compliance and steer clear of costly legal penalties.

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Why get a Registered Agent with Bizstartz?

Avoid fines and legal issues, most states legally require a Registered Agent, and failing to appoint one can lead to penalties or even business dissolution.

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Legal Compliance

Stay on top of important notices and avoid missed deadlines, fines, or penalties with a Registered Agent that ensures fast, reliable communication.

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Privacy Protection

Keep your personal details off public records by using a separate, professional address for your business.

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Digital Access

Get quick access to your mail online through doola’s dashboard, so you can act on important documents without delay.

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Focus on Business

Let Bizstartz handle your legal mail and compliance needs, so you can focus fully on growing your business with confidence.

What is a Registered Agent?

A Registered Agent is a person or company designated to receive official mail on behalf of your business. Registered Agents are also known as statutory agents, resident agents, and agents for service of process.
Each state requires all registered business entities (such as an LLC, a corporation, or a nonprofit) to appoint a Registered Agent on their formation documents. The information listed in these formation documents becomes public record.

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Does my business need a Registered Agent?​

Yes, every business must have a Registered Agent in each state where it operates.
A Registered Agent acts as your business's official point of contact in that state, providing a physical address where government agencies can send legal and tax documents, such as franchise tax notices, legal summons, and annual report reminders.
Their role is to make sure you receive these documents on time, helping your business stay legally compliant. Using a Registered Agent also helps protect your privacy by keeping your personal address off public records.

Key Points:
  • Legally required for LLCs, corporations, and nonprofits
  • Provides a consistent and reliable address for important documents
  • Helps ensure legal notices are handled properly and on time
  • Protects the owner’s personal information by using the agent’s address publicly

Can I be my own Registered Agent?​

Technically, you can act as your own Registered Agent, but it might not be the best idea. Here’s why:

Legal Requirements:
Most states require businesses to have a Registered Agent. Not meeting this requirement can result in fines or even losing your business registration.
Physical Address Needed:
A Registered Agent must have a physical address in the state where your business operates. If you move often or don’t have a stable location, this could become a problem.
Timely Document Handling:
Registered Agents receive important legal and government documents. Handling this yourself risks delays, missed deadlines, or legal trouble.
Professional Support:
Experienced Registered Agents know how to manage sensitive legal paperwork. Doing it on your own may take more time, effort, and could lead to costly mistakes.

Before choosing to be your own Registered Agent, ask yourself:

  • Am I organized enough to manage all legal notices on time?
  • Am I available at one location during business hours, Monday to Friday?
  • Do I have a professional image and business reputation to protect?

Registered Agent Service

Get your Bizstartz Registered Agent service today for reliable management of all your legal and official document needs.

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Registered Agent Service
  • Receive local document scans within the same day and enjoy secure storage for all scanned documents
  • Commitment to privacy protection
  • Timely notifications for annual reports
$75 (may differ according to state)

You are in Good Company

We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.

Seamless Experience from Start to Finish

— Fatima R., UAE

“I’m based in Dubai and was a bit nervous about starting a U.S. business remotely. Bizstartz made it incredibly easy. They took care of everything — LLC formation, EIN, and even helped me open a U.S. bank account. Super professional and responsive!”

 

“Highly Recommend for International Entrepreneurs”

— Rahul M., India

“Bizstartz helped me register my LLC in Delaware while I was still in India. The team also guided me through getting my ITIN and setting up bookkeeping. I had zero U.S. knowledge, but they made it simple.”

 

“Reliable and Transparent”

— Anna L., Germany

“I needed a registered agent and BOI filing for my U.S. company. Bizstartz delivered everything on time and kept me updated throughout. It’s rare to find a company that communicates this well.”

 

 “Everything in One Place”

— Lucas D., Brazil

“As a freelancer from Brazil, I wanted to work with U.S. clients more easily. Bizstartz handled all the paperwork and even helped with ongoing compliance and bookkeeping. Their all-in-one service saved me so much time.”

“Excellent Support and Fast Processing”

— Chinwe O., Nigeria

Forming a U.S. LLC from Nigeria sounded complicated, but Bizstartz made it hassle-free. They answered every question and handled the entire process faster than I expected. Very trustworthy!”

 

Everything You Need To Know

We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.

Companies formed before January 1, 2024, must file their BOI report by January 1, 2025. Those created in 2024 have 90 days from the notice of formation or public registration. Companies formed on or after January 1, 2025, must file within 30 days of receiving notice of formation.

FinCEN began accepting beneficial ownership information reports on January 1, 2024. Reports cannot be submitted before that date.

No, a sole proprietorship is not considered a reporting company unless it was formed by filing a document with a secretary of state or similar office. Simply obtaining an EIN, registering a business name, or getting a license does not make it a reporting company.

A beneficial owner is anyone who directly or indirectly owns or controls at least 25% of the company’s ownership interests or has significant control over the company.

Start Your Dream Business With Bizstartz

We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.