About Your Massachusetts Registered Agent

Let’s talk a little bit about getting a registered agent in Massachusetts.

A lot of companies are on the web offering commercial registered agent service. From the most massive of the disinterested and overpriced to the tiniest, unseasoned local beginners, you have a wide range of decisions when it comes to appointing your Massachusetts resident agent. RegisteredAgentService.net is not too big and we’re not too small. Our objective is to help you choose the registered agent that is just right for your Massachusetts business.

In a nutshell, who can be a registered agent?

Your Massachusetts registered agent needs to be a business entity or person who is a lawful citizen of your state. They must be present to receive service of process during standard business hours. Registered agents in Massachusetts must provide a lawful, physical address within the state.

How does my business benefit from having a registered agent in Massachusetts?

Companies in Massachusetts benefit in several ways by selecting a resident agent. Obviously, nominating a registered agent keeps your business in conformity to Massachusetts state code. With RegisteredAgentService.net as your registered agent, as soon as you get any service of process, legal notice, annual report notification or letter – we accept those for you. Within minutes, we’re uploading your files into your customer account. You’ll receive instant notification of any paperwork we upload into your registered agent account. In addition, we also keep an eye on your Massachusetts filing due dates and email you reminders with how-to links so you can submit your paperwork ahead of schedule with the Massachusetts Secretary of State.

What types of companies are required to have an Massachusetts Registered Agent?

An LLC in Massachusetts, out of State LLC, a corporation in Massachusetts, a foreign corporation, a non-profit organization or corporation, a limited partnership, a limited liability partnership, or any other Massachusetts enterprise is required to have a resident agent in Massachusetts and an Massachusetts registered office on file.