Registered Agent in Wyoming: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Need One
Wyoming LLCs must keep a registered agent with a Wyoming street address under Wyo. Stat. Title 17 chapter 28. Entity agents need a written agency agreement naming a natural person.
Registered Agent in Washington DC: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Need One
Washington DC requires every LLC to maintain a registered agent under D.C. Code 29-104.02, either a commercial agent listed with the District or a noncommercial agent. Noncommercial agents include individuals, domestic or foreign entities, whoever holds a designated position in the company, and a member in good standing of the D.C. Bar maintaining an office in the District. Records stating an address must give a District street address. Sixty days without an agent can trigger administrative dissolution, and the Mayor becomes the agent for service where none is maintained.
Registered Agent in Puerto Rico: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Need One
Puerto Rico requires every LLC to keep a resident agent with a Puerto Rico address under Ley Núm. 164 de 2009. The company may serve as its own resident agent.
Registered Agent Costs Explained: Multi-State Business Edition
Compare per-state registered agent fees, top providers, risks, and cost-saving strategies for multi-state businesses.
How to Choose a Registered Agent for Your LLC
Compare professional vs. individual registered agents, compliance needs, costs, and how to appoint or change an agent.
What Happens if You Don’t Have a Registered Agent?
Learn the legal, financial, and privacy risks of operating without a registered agent, plus how to fix noncompliance.