Virtual Mailbox in Washington, DC: A Real Street Address

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Get a real Washington, DC street address at 1032 15th St. NW with unlimited mail scanning and plans from $20 a month.

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Get a real street address on 15th Street NW, with every letter opened, scanned and in your dashboard within 2 business days. Plans start at $20 a month and include unlimited scanning.

Key Takeaways

  • Your address is 1032 15th St. NW, Suite 371, Washington, DC 20005, with your own client number.
  • Plans cost $20, $30 or $65 a month billed annually, with unlimited mail, unlimited scanning and the same price as every other BusinessAnywhere location.
  • Use it as your business mailing address on your website, invoices, bank and IRS forms.
  • Washington, DC requires every LLC and corporation to keep a registered agent with a physical address in the District of Columbia. The mailbox address does not replace that agent.

Your Washington, DC Street Address

Detail Washington, DC location
Street 1032 15th St. NW
Suite STE 371 (your client number)
City, state and ZIP Washington, DC 20005
Address type Commercial street address, not a PO box
Price From $20 a month billed annually

Your client number goes on the suite line so the mail center routes every item to your mailbox.

Plans and Prices

Plan Billed annually Billed monthly Mail recipients
Basic $20 a month $25 a month Up to 2
Premium $30 a month $40 a month Up to 5
Advanced $65 a month $85 a month Up to 20

Monthly plans carry a one-time $25 sign-up fee. Annual plans have no sign-up fee.

Every plan includes unlimited incoming mail and packages, unlimited scanning, 30 days of free physical storage, free shredding and junk mail filtering, and worldwide forwarding for $2 plus postage. See how the mail scanning service works.

Using a Washington, DC Address for a Washington, DC LLC

Washington, DC requires every LLC and corporation to keep a registered agent with a physical street address in the District of Columbia (DC Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection). Your Washington, DC mailbox and that agent serve two different roles:

Role Washington, DC mailbox Registered agent
Receives everyday business mail and packages Yes No
Scans mail to your dashboard Yes Legal documents only
Accepts service of process for your LLC No Yes
Required by Washington, DC law No Yes

BusinessAnywhere offers registered agent service for $147 a year, so both sit in one account. Before you file, read how to start an LLC in Washington, DC and the full Washington, DC LLC cost breakdown.

How to Set Up Your Washington, DC Mailbox

  1. Choose Washington, DC and a plan. Sign up online and add each person or business that will receive mail.
  2. Complete USPS PS Form 1583. USPS requires this form before a mail center can receive mail for you. Each applicant shows a current photo ID and a current ID that shows their address (USPS PS Form 1583). Use the online notary service for $37, or upload a form you notarized yourself.
  3. Start receiving mail. Once your form is approved, put your Washington, DC address on your website, invoices and accounts.

Other BusinessAnywhere Locations

Washington, DC is one of 30 street addresses in 21 states and Washington, DC, all at the same price. Compare every virtual mailbox location, or read about getting a virtual business address.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Washington, DC address a real street address?

Yes. It is a commercial street address at 1032 15th St. NW in Washington, with a suite number and your client number. It is not a PO box.

Can I use my Washington, DC mailbox as my Washington, DC registered agent address?

No. Washington, DC requires a registered agent with a physical address in the District of Columbia that accepts legal documents for your LLC. Use a registered agent service for that role and your Washington, DC mailbox for everyday business mail.

Do I need a Washington, DC LLC to use the Washington, DC address?

No. Any business or individual can use the Washington, DC address, wherever the business is registered.

How much does a Washington, DC virtual mailbox cost?

Plans cost $20, $30 or $65 a month billed annually, or $25, $40 or $85 a month billed monthly with a one-time $25 sign-up fee. Scanning is unlimited on every plan.

How fast is my mail scanned?

Every letter is opened, scanned and uploaded to your dashboard within 2 business days of arrival, and you get an email when it is there.

Can you forward my Washington, DC mail outside the US?

Yes. Forwarding costs $2 for handling and packing plus the carrier’s postage, to almost any country. Customs duties and import taxes at the destination are paid by the recipient.

Get Your Washington, DC Address

Choose Washington, DC, pick a plan and start receiving mail at a real Washington, DC street address.

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About Author

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Rick Mak

Rick Mak is a global entrepreneur and business strategist with over 30 years of experience in international business, finance and company formation. Since 2001, he has helped register tens of thousands of LLCs and corporations across all 50 U.S. states for founders, digital nomads and remote entrepreneurs. He holds degrees in International Business, Finance and Economics, and master's degrees in Entrepreneurship and International Law. Rick has started, bought or sold over a dozen companies and has spoken at hundreds of conferences worldwide on offshore structuring, tax optimization and asset protection. His work has been featured in Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, Street Insider and Mirror Review. As Manager of BusinessAnywhere, Rick shares guidance drawn from decades of cross-border business experience. To learn how we keep our content accurate, read our editorial guidelines.

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