Texas Registered Agent
Starting a new business in Texas? Well, here’s an important requirement: Texas Corporations and Texas LLCs registered with the Secretary of State must have a registered agent. Fortunately, we’re here to serve as your trusted Registered Agent. Our role includes accepting tax and legal documents on behalf of your business, ensuring that you stay compliant with all necessary regulations and maintain smooth operations.
Focus on Your Business, Not the Paperwork.
In the capacity of your Registered Agent, we assume the role of your designated point of contact for a wide spectrum of crucial matters, including tax forms, legal documents, official government correspondences, and notifications of impending lawsuits. Picture us as your steadfast gatekeeper. Through our services, we not only ensure your compliance with the law but also offer you the invaluable gift of peace of mind, allowing you to channel your undivided attention towards the core operations of your business.
What does a registered agent do?
Registered agents help keep your business compliant by maintaining up-to-date paperwork. They also are in charge of accepting official correspondence on behalf of your business, such as paperwork from the state and federal government, tax forms, and legal notices.
Why do I need a registered agent?
Enlisting our professional registered agent service offers you a personalized experience, complete with a dedicated account agent who possesses a deep understanding of your business and the specific state filing prerequisites. One of the primary benefits of utilizing our registered agent service is the safeguarding of your business’s privacy. We uphold the utmost confidentiality, never disclosing your information to inquirers unless mandated by legal obligations. As your registered agent, it’s our contact information, not yours, that is publicly registered with the Texas Secretary of State, ensuring an added layer of privacy protection for your business.
Can I change my Texas registered agent?
Yes, you can change your registered agent by filing the necessary paperwork with the Texas Secretary of State. If you’re switching to a new registered agent service, they often handle the paperwork on your behalf.
How does a professional registered agent service protect my privacy?
When you hire a professional registered agent service like [Your Company Name], their contact information is publicly listed with the Texas Secretary of State instead of yours. This shields your personal information from public records, helping to maintain your privacy.
What happens if I don't have a registered agent in Texas?
Failing to maintain a registered agent can result in penalties, legal complications, and potential default judgments against your business. It’s essential to have a registered agent to remain in compliance with state laws.
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