Get a Free Registered Agent When You Form Your LLC

Start your business with trusted support and get your first year of Registered Agent service free with Northwest Registered Agent.

Your Compliance, Privacy, and Peace of Mind.

Stay on top of notices, filings, and privacy without lifting a finger. A Registered Agent doesn’t just check a box, it protects your business, keeps you compliant, and ensures you never miss a critical deadline. Peace of mind, built into your operations.

$39
One-Time LLC Filing Fee

Why You Need a Registered Agent:

  • State Compliance Stay in good standing and avoid missed deadlines, late fees, or penalties.
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  • Professional Presence Use a business address that builds trust and legitimacy.
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  • Privacy Protection Keep your home address off public records and away from spam.
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  • Document Handling Never miss state notices, legal correspondence, or time-sensitive filings.
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  • Peace of Mind Your agent handles the legal stuff so you can run your business.
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Registered Agent FAQs

You risk penalties, losing liability protection, or even dissolution of your business. States require a Registered Agent to maintain your good standing, and without one, you could miss crucial legal notices.

Yes, but it requires public listing of your address and constant availability during business hours. Your personal address becomes public record, and you must be available to receive documents in person every business day.

Absolutely. You can switch anytime. Changing your Registered Agent is a straightforward process that involves filing a form with your state and possibly a small fee.

Yes. Your Registered Agent must have a physical address in the same state where your business is registered. For businesses operating in multiple states, you need a Registered Agent in each state.

Your Registered Agent receives legal documents like service of process (lawsuits), tax notices, annual report reminders, and other official government correspondence related to your business.

Yes. Nearly all U.S. states require LLCs and corporations to designate a Registered Agent to receive official government and legal correspondence on behalf of the business.

Look for a provider with a strong compliance track record, secure online access to documents, multi-state coverage if needed, and responsive customer support.