How to Hire a Registered
Agent for My LLC?

Your registered agent will be included on the LLC formation forms submitted to the California Secretary of State, which may be required by law depending on the kind of business you have. Any official correspondence from the firm will be delivered to your registered agent, who will then pass it to you. You may alternatively decide to delegate this responsibility to a third-party registered agent who will act on your behalf. If you decide to go with this method, be sure the business you pick is reliable and reputable.

Hiring a registered agent service provider is an option to appointing a third-party registered agent. For a small-business owner who wants to establish a business but doesn’t have the time or skills to do it themselves, these services are sometimes provided as part of an annual maintenance package.
When a group of individuals decides to start a company together but does not want to accept all the liabilities that would accompany business ownership, a limited liability company is created. Limited liability companies (LLCs), usually referred to as “hybrid” entities, are legal entities that exist independently of their owners. This implies that even if the business experiences financial difficulties, the owners are not personally liable for the company’s debts.