E-mail our Utah resident agent (registered agent), order online or call us at 1-800-669-9805 for further information or to arrange for service, either immediately or to be effective when your current registered agent period of service ends.

You can expect our Utah registered agent to provide quality service at a reasonable price: $99 per year. On the Internet you will find that registered agent fees run the board from really cheap to over $200 per year. We have been providing these services for many, many years. We know what is essential in a pretty straightforward service. Your agent is an important part of your liability shield, so registered agency is important, but it does not require frills --- especially if you, the company, keeps an eye on your annual reporting.

If you are paying more or receiving less, you can now comply with Utah laws requiring an agent and a registered office without overpaying or sacrificing quality and dependability.

, founded by an experienced corporate lawyer, has expanded into a national network of practicing attorneys in the various states and the District of Columbia.

provides dependable registered, statutory and resident agent service everywhere, plus other corporate and legal services. We provide trademarks and can assist you if you need an extra-provincial corporation established in Canada. In our experience we have become familiar with insurance commissions and contractor boards as well. We have a few tips for the handling of such gatekeepers.

In summary here are some facts you should know about a registered agent in Utah:

"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).

Your Utah "ragent" may be (1) a domestic company formed under Utah corporate law (2) a foreign corporation authorized to transact business in Utah or (3) an adult individual who resides in Utah. We have established a domestic corporation in Utah --- LawyerAgents, LLC. Adult individuals often do not have the experience and sense of urgency when it comes to service of process. Lawyers do.

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

APPOINTING A NEW UTAH REGISTERED AGENT

We welcome newly formed companies, as well as companies previously formed who presently have an overpriced resident agent, or a registered agent whose quality and dependability may be open to question.

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 which desires to change its registered agent in Utah, you may do so at any time by completing a change of Utah registered agent form and submitting it to the Utah Secretary of State.

When you order online, we take care of filling out this form. We send it to you for signature. After you return it (signed) to us we file it for you and we will also pay the required change fee to the Utah Secretary of State.

Alternatively you may prefer to sign the form first and send it to us so that we may complete it and file it with the Utah Secretary of State, along with the filing fee. The change of Utah registered agent form for a corporation can be found at http://corporations.utah.gov/pdf/corpricf.pdf; and for an LLC at http://corporations.utah.gov/pdf/llcricf.pdf

Just sign it and send it to us and we will take care of the rest.

If your present agent is prepaid for a period of time, you can instruct us not to make the change until that period of time has expired.