A Registered Agent in Wyoming is an individual or a Wyoming-based firm that receives legal paperwork for your LLC should it get involved in a lawsuit. This paperwork, more accurately referred to as Service of Process, can encompass documents such as complaints, summons, and subpoenas.
In many cases, they also file the incorporation documents on behalf of LLC founders, file the annual report, and so on.
If you run a business in Wyoming, you will require a Registered Agent.
Basically, the legal system needs to know that there is a reliable address in Wyoming where vital documents may be dropped off during regular business hours. This is so they can track where these papers wind up, similar to how you get a receipt when you send anything by certified mail.
Very often it’s the individual who receives company and tax notices, yearly report reminders, and other sorts of documentation. However, most messages from the Wyoming Secretary of State are now sent by email.
Your Wyoming registered agent must have a street address there. Not a PO Box, but a real street address.
Who Can Be Your Registered Agent in Wyoming?
If you have a street address in Wyoming, you can serve as your own. If you have a friend or a family member with a street address there, they can serve as one.
No matter from where you are reading this article, you have no Wyoming street address, therefore you must use a commercial registered agent service.
A Wyoming Registered Agent Service is a firm that focuses on getting legal papers for your LLC.
When you hire them, they’ll take any legal papers they receive and mail them to any address you choose. Nowadays, most of them will email your documents for quicker delivery – or they’ll put them in an online account.
Most of these services in Wyoming will cost you between $100 and $300 each year.
A non-exhaustive list is available on the website of the Secretary of State.
The registered agent service is included in the Neubase Managed subscription fee.
