What is a Registered Agent & When Do You Need One??

If you form a business entity within the U.S., every entity must appoint a registered agent within the same state to receive service of process.

The registered agent's name and address are listed in the public state database where you created your LLC.

In some cases, as the business owner, you can serve as your own registered agent. In other cases, you cannot.

In this video, I discuss why it is generally best to always appoint a company to serve as your corporate registered agent, even in cases where you might be able to serve as your own.

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DISCLAIMER: I am a licensed attorney and certified public accountant (CPA) in the State of Florida. I am not a financial advisor. The information provided in this video is for entertainment purposes only. No such communication is provided in the course of an attorney-client relationship, and no communication is intended to constitute legal advice. You should speak with your own tax and legal professionals to discuss your circumstances before performing any of the tax, legal or accounting strategies demonstrated in this video. Thank you.