Statutory address
A physical address that satisfies each state's registered agent requirement.
Every U.S. entity must keep a registered agent on file in each state where it is registered. We hold that address for you, scan everything the same day, and flag anything that starts a clock.
What's included
A physical address that satisfies each state's registered agent requirement.
Legal service and state mail scanned and emailed to you the day it arrives.
We identify anything that triggers a response window and tell you what is due.
Keep your home address off the public state record.
Coverage wherever your entity is formed or foreign-qualified.
We file the change of agent with each state for you.
Who it's for
U.S. owners who do not want their home address public, or who operate in several states and need consistent coverage.
International founders with no U.S. address at all, a requirement you cannot legally meet from abroad without an agent.
How it works
We file the change of agent with each state where you are registered.
Mail arrives at our address, gets scanned, and lands in your inbox the same day.
Anything time-sensitive is flagged with the deadline and the next step.
FAQ
In most states, yes, if you have a physical address there and are available during business hours. Most owners prefer not to be.
You need one in every state where your entity is formed or foreign-qualified.
It is a statutory address for legal and state mail, not a general business mailbox. We can advise on a separate mail solution.
Usually within a few business days of filing the change with the state.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We will walk through your situation and map the fastest path forward.