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Registered Agent
Most states require a registered agent with a physical address in the state of formation. DomainHeaven acts as your agent, receives official mail and posts it to your account.
You'll sign in or create an account, pick the business, see your complete price and complete the intake — all in one flow.
What it is
Most states require a registered agent with a physical address in the state of formation. DomainHeaven acts as your agent, receives official mail and posts it to your account.
Who it is for
- Businesses that must name an agent to stay in good standing
- Owners who work from home and do not want a home address on public record
- Companies registered in a state where they do not have an office
What you receive
- Registered agent service for the state you choose
- Digital copies of official mail in your documents area
- Notifications when something arrives
What's included
- Acting as your agent of record for the covered term
- Receipt and scanning of state and legal correspondence
- Alerts so time-sensitive notices are not missed
What's not included
- General business mail or package forwarding
- Legal representation or advice
How it works
- 1
Order the service
Choose the state where you need an agent.
- 2
We are listed as your agent
For a new formation this is handled in the same filing.
- 3
Mail arrives to us
We scan it and post it to your private documents.
- 4
You are notified
You get a dashboard notification for each item.
Pricing
- Billing
- Renews annually. The renewal amount is shown before you buy.
What we'll need from you
- Business legal name
- State(s) where agent service is required
- A contact email for alerts
Never send passwords, card numbers or government ID numbers through public forms or the assistant. Your specialist will tell you the secure way to share anything sensitive.
What happens after you order
If a change-of-agent filing is required with the state, a case is opened and your specialist handles it.
Common questions
Can I be my own registered agent?
In most states yes, if you have a physical address there and are available during business hours. Many owners use a service to keep their address private.
What happens if I let it lapse?
Your entity can fall out of good standing with the state. We send renewal reminders before the term ends.
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