About Your Registered Agent in South Carolina

Let’s talk a little bit about why you need a registered agent in South Carolina.

Many companies are on the web providing commercial registered agent service. From the biggest of the disinterested and most expensive to the tiniest, amateur local start-ups, you have a wide range of decisions when it comes to picking your South Carolina resident agent. CorporationRegisteredAgent.com is not too big and we’re not too small. Our desire is to help you pick the registered agent that is just right for your South Carolina business entity.

Are there any restrictions or requirements I should know about my resident agent?

There are only a few requirements relating to who can act as your registered agent here. In particular, the entity or person acting as your resident agent must be located and available at an official street address within the state of South Carolina during normal business hours. Your Registered Agent will be responsible to accept all legal and tax-related documents, annual report forms, litigation (service of process) documents, etc., for you. It is crucial that you appoint a reliable company, such as CorporationRegisteredAgent.com when you’re choosing your registered agent.

What are the advantages of having a registered agent?

Companies in South Carolina benefit in numerous ways by designating a resident agent. Obviously, choosing a statutory agent keeps your business entity in compliance with South Carolina state code. Having registered-agent.net as your South Carolina registered agent, anytime you receive any legal notification, service of process, letter or annual report notice – we accept those on your behalf. Momentarily, we’re uploading your files into your client account. You’ll receive instant notification of any files we scan into your registered agent account. In addition, we also keep track of your South Carolina filing deadlines and email you reminders with how-to links so you can submit your report on time with the South Carolina Secretary of State.

How do I designate my South Carolina registered agent?

Usually you would designate your resident agent as part of your company formation documents; your articles of organization or articles of incorporation. If you’re just forming your business, we can help you with that. If you already have a registered agent but you’re shopping around for a better fit, we can lend a hand with that too. Of course, whether you’re starting or need to make a change, the simplest way is to sign up for our South Carolina registered agent service.