Monday, March 03, 2014 11:23:22 AM
A registered agent is the official link between the company you’ve formed and the government officials and private citizens in the state in which you are incorporated. If you incorporate in the state where your business is located, you don’t need a registered agent. But if you incorporate in a state and your business is located elsewhere, you need one.
What does a registered agent do?
It provides an official office location to which franchise tax payment notices and other government notices can be sent on behalf of your company. It is also the official office which receives lawsuit filings from private parties. Without a registered agent to receive legal process on your behalf, you could suffer a default judgment for failing to respond to a lawsuit in time.
Doesn't say you need a President/Director/Treasurer/Secretary
Just a Place to send Lawsuits and Tax Info
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