What Is a Wyoming Registered Agent?
A Wyoming Registered Agent is designated to receive legal and state correspondence on behalf of your business. This includes service of process such as legal notices or summons, and official state correspondence and compliance-related mail. The registered agent must have a physical address in Wyoming and be available during standard business hours.
Appointing Your Wyoming Registered Agent
HOW IT WORKS
To appoint a Wyoming Registered Agent, you select or hire an individual or company that agrees to receive legal and state correspondence on your behalf.
Their information is then listed on your business formation or registration documents and filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State.
This applies to:
Your registered agent must be designated before submitting your business filing.
Their information is then listed on your business formation or registration documents and filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State.
This applies to:
- LLCs — listed on the Articles of Organization
- Corporations — listed on the Articles of Incorporation
- Foreign LLCs — listed on the Application to Register a Foreign LLC
- Foreign Corporations — listed on the Application for Certificate of Authority
Your registered agent must be designated before submitting your business filing.
How Your Registered Agent Connects to Mail Handling
When you use our Registered Agent service, we receive your legal and state correspondence and make it accessible through your secure online account.
This includes:
To activate full mail handling services:
If your business requires additional mail management beyond legal and state correspondence, a mail handling plan can be added.
This includes:
- Receipt of legal notices and state correspondence
- Secure access to documents through your online portal
- Baseline mail handling for compliance-related documents
To activate full mail handling services:
- USPS Form 1583 is required
- This verifies your identity
- Authorizes us to receive, open, and scan your mail
If your business requires additional mail management beyond legal and state correspondence, a mail handling plan can be added.
