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        What is a registered agent? Does every state require one for LLCs or corporations?

        I’m starting an LLC in Texas. Do I really need a registered agent, and what happens if I don’t appoint one?

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        Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
        7 months ago

        A registered agent is a designated person or company responsible for receiving legal documents and official notices on behalf of a business. Most U.S. states, including Texas, mandate appointing a registered agent for LLCs and corporations. Without one, your business risks missing crucial legal communications, potentially resulting in non-compliance or penalties.

        Key points about registered agents:

        Requirement: Needed in most states during LLC or corporation registration.

        Duties: Receive legal mail, notify businesses of deadlines, and ensure compliance.

        Availability: Must maintain a physical address in the state and be available during business hours.

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