Your Reliable Agent for Official Business Documents
Avoid penalties and keep your business in good standing with our professional agent service.
What is a
Registered Agent
A registered agent is an individual or entity appointed by an LLC or Corporation to receive service of process, government correspondence, and compliance documents on behalf of the business. All 50 states require you to assign a Registered Agent to be available to receive legal documents for your business, such as government correspondence, subpoenas, and tax notices.
Must be an individual or business
Must be at least 18 years old
Must have a physical address in the state
Must be available during business hours
Why Choose Arbiter
Our mission here at Arbiter is to provide the best service to every client we encounter. We have no phone extensions, hidden fees, no gimmicks, and no sales staff using teleprompters to answer the phone.
Privacy
We will never sell your data ever. Our company is listed on your filings, so your data is never publicly available.
Notifications
All legal notices will be scanned and emailed in a timely manner when they're received for your business.
Flat Pricing
There are no hidden fees or gimmicks with our pricing and you will pay the same price every year.
Availability
We have offices in every state and are physically available during normal business hours.
Available in all 50 states
How It Works
As Easy as 1 -2 -3
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We Receive Notices
Reliable notifications for every important document.
You Stay Protected
Always informed of legal and state notices.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore our Registered Agent FAQs to understand requirements, responsibilities, and how the right agent helps keep your business compliant.
A registered agent is an individual or entity appointed by an LLC or Corporation to receive service of process, government correspondence, and compliance documents on behalf of the business.
Yes. Every state requires businesses to maintain a registered agent with a physical address in the state.
Yes, but it means your personal address becomes public record, and you must be available during business hours. Many owners prefer using a professional to protect privacy and ensure reliability.
Your business can fall out of “good standing,” face penalties, or even be dissolved by the state. You could also miss important legal notices.
No. A registered agent must have a physical street address in the state.
They must be available during normal business hours (9–5, Monday through Friday).
Yes. You can file a change form with your state, usually with a small filing fee.
Yes, we provide registered agent services in all 50 states, making us the perfect partner for businesses that operate across multiple states.
We receive, scan, and securely forward them to you immediately so you never miss an important deadline.
Yes, we can serve as your registered agent even if you formed your business elsewhere.
