Registered Statutory Agent
What is a Registered Agent?
Ohio registered agents receive service of process and official mail on behalf of your business. In some places they’re called statutory agents, resident agents or agents for service of process.
Why Hire a Local Ohio Statutory Agent Service?
When it comes to Ohio registered agent service, there are a lot of options out there, many of them large corporate giants that operate all across the country. Which raises the question: why should you go with a small local Ohio office?
Here’s why we think you should shop local:
- We Have One Price ($49 Per Year), Not an Introductory Price
- We Don’t Offer Discounts Because We Are Always the Lowest Price in Ohio
- We Don’t Treat Our Clients Like a Number in a Corporate Ledger Book
- We Offer Individualized Service for Every Client, Not Just High Rollers
- We Know Ohio Business (It’s All We Do)
- We’re Here to Make a Living, Not Accumulate a Fortune
Why Do I Need an Ohio Statutory Agent?
The Ohio General Corporation Law (Ohio Rev Code § 1701.07) requires that every business in the state “have and maintain an agent…upon whom any process, notice, or demand required or permitted by statute to be served upon a corporation may be served.”
If you start a corporation or LLC in Ohio, you have to appoint an Ohio registered agent. What you don’t have to do is appoint an agent that charges outrageous fees or doesn’t customize their service to your business.
We believe your statutory agent should provide more than just rock bottom service, which is why we are dedicated to helping our clients every way we can: providing total compliance monitoring, annual report notifications, DIY business filing guides for every Ohio state filing, and offering the use of our commercial address on public filings. We even give you the online tools for your company to develop its professional profile, from a custom domain name and email address to an SSL secure website and Ohio phone service.
When you hire us, you’re doing more than just meeting an Ohio state requirement: you’re getting your money’s worth.