Denver Registered Agent Services 1 year plan

At Denver Registered Agent services we will only accept legal mail and appoint us as your Registered Agent under your filings.

This is separate from your business address should you want to add a business address to accept regular mail, packages, marketing your business with an address then you must add on the Denver virtual business address.

A registered agent, whether an individual or a business entity, acts as the designated recipient for legal documents on behalf of your business. These documents may include subpoenas, regulatory and tax notices, as well as general correspondence.

In several states, the service of lawsuits requires personal delivery. Utilizing a registered agent streamlines and ensures an organized handling of this process.

The name and address of your registered agent are publicly accessible, providing clarity on the designated recipient for legal and business-related documents. This arrangement establishes a single contact point, instilling confidence that all legal notices directed towards your business will be efficiently managed.

Every official business entity, including Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) or Corporations, is required to appoint a registered agent. Sole proprietorships and general partnerships fall under common law business entities. As common law businesses don't necessitate formal filing with the state, they are exempt from the requirement of having a registered agent.

Upon filing business formation documents with the state, it is mandatory to designate a registered agent. In case of any changes in the agent's name or address in the future, an additional form must be submitted to update the state's records. A registered agent is essential in each state where your company is registered to conduct business.

Having a Registered Agent keeps your name confidential on public filings as we will be the point of contact.