E-mail our Connecticut resident agent (registered agent), order online or call us at 1-800-669-9805. We can arrange for you to use our registered office in Connecticut when your current agent agreement ends or we can start the service immediately. If you wish, we'll give you the opportunity "to talk with a human being" about setting up an LLC, a corporation or a partnership --- especially a foreign corporation outside your home state.

You can expect our Connecticut registered agent to give you quality service at a reasonable price: $99 per year. If you are paying more or getting less, we simply say you can now obey Connecticut laws without overpaying or sacrificing quality and dependability.

was founded by a veteran corporate lawyer who is also an experienced statutory agent.

has grown into a national network of practicing lawyers from Maine to Hawaii and Alaska to Florida, including DC. We provide dependable registered agent, statutory agent, resident agent service by all these synonymous names ---- plus other corporate and legal services, e.g. trademarks and service marks. If our agent, say in Maine or California, is not specialized in maritime law, our agent can find someone for you who is. The same goes for specialized needs in environmental law or human resources. You name it.

Here in a nutshell are a few facts you should know about a registered agent in Connecticut:

"registered agent," "statutory agent" and "resident agent" are three names for the same thing: an agent authorized by a company to receive documents and notices. (Since the three terms all refer to a Resident of the state acting as an AGENT, we have coined the term "ragent" to include them all). In the State of Connecticut "registered agent" is associated with corporations and "statutory agent" with LLCs. In both cases they are considered "agents for service of process."

Your Connecticut registered agent may be (1) a domestic company formed under Connecticut corporate law (2) a foreign corporation authorized to transact business in Connecticut or (3) an adult individual who resides in Connecticut. Connecticut does permit a limited liability company or partnership, whether formed in Connecticut or qualified to do business in Connecticut, to act as a registered agent in Connecticut.

It is important to note that a Connecticut registered agent must have a Connecticut street address rather than a post office box and that the registered agent must sign a consent to be a registered agent and file it with the Connecticut Secretary of State.

APPOINTING A NEW CONNECTICUT REGISTERED AGENT

We welcome business startups, as well as companies previously formed who are presently dissatisfied with a resident agent or a registered agent for any reason --- especially if the price for service is running two to three times what we are charging.

If you are forming a new company yourself (or qualifying your company to do business in a new state yourself) and are interested in our registered agent services, just check the first box when you order online. (If you want legal assistance in the formation or qualification process, you may want to contact 4inc.com, which is also affiliated with the Inc.Link® network of corporate professionals.)

If you are an existing company wanting to change registered agents in Connecticut, you may do so at any time by completing a change of Connecticut registered agent form and submitting it to the Connecticut Secretary of State.

When you order online, we take care of filling out this form. We then send it to you for signature. When we receive the form back(signed), we will take care of filing it, and we will also pay the change fee which must be paid to the Connecticut Secretary of State.

Alternatively, you may sign the form first and send it to us. We will complete the change form then file it with the Connecticut Secretary of State, along with the filing fee. You'll find the change of Connecticut registered agent form at http://www.ct.gov/sots/lib/sots/commercialrecording/allforms/change_of_agent-domestic-all_entities.pdf

Just sign it and get it to us. We'll take care of the rest.

Remember, if your present agent is prepaid for a term, you can instruct us not to make the change until that time has expired.