Every Florida company must keep a registered agent with a physical Florida address, available during business hours to accept legal papers. We do that from our Miami office — and make sure nothing important sits unopened.
Our Miami address listed with the Division of Corporations as your registered office.
Service of process is scanned and emailed the day it arrives, with a phone call for lawsuits and subpoenas.
State, IRS, and Florida Department of Revenue correspondence scanned and stored in your online file.
Originals forwarded on request by courier, or held for pickup at our office.
If a lawsuit is served and nobody responds, a court can enter a default judgment against your company. If the state can't reach your registered agent, your company can be administratively dissolved. A dependable agent prevents both.
Already have a Florida company? We file the change of registered agent with the state, usually within one business day, and notify your previous agent.
Yes, if you have a Florida street address and are there during business hours. Many owners use an agent for privacy and reliability, or because they live abroad.
You can use it as a mailing address with our mail service. It cannot be used to claim a physical place of business you don't have — banks and licensing agencies may require a real operating location.
Registered agent service is an annual fee, invoiced 30 days before your renewal date. Courier costs for forwarding originals are billed at cost.