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A physical business address may be required by law If you list your business address while registering with the state, you will be cited for not following zoning restrictions and potentially fined.
A physical address designates the actual geographical location of your house, office, water park, favorite coffee shop, church, and so on. A physical address has a set geographic boundary and typically falls under the jurisdiction of an administrative area or region that has some government function.
As explained above, you must register an LLC using a valid, legal street address. To meet those requirements, you can use the address of your registered agent, a USPS street address, a virtual office, or a coworking space. Which you choose depends upon your budget and your other business needs.
If you dont have a physical office, your options for getting a business address are: (1) renting a P.O. Box; (2) asking to share an address with a local business; or (3) buying a virtual address. For small businesses, a virtual business address provides the best mix of flexibility and security.
Some businesses might not need a physical address at all. But its important to remember that, even in this digital age, a physical address can give your company legitimacy and assist in marketing your business. If you depend on internet search engines to help local customers find you, a physical address can be key.
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Deciding where to locate a business has always been important. Location plays a huge role in attracting and retaining the best employees, many of whom keep a close eye on where theyre based in order to optimize work-life balance. Good location decisions can significantly boost a companys long-term performance.
Yes. The California Secretary of State requires all corporations to provide physical addresses located in the state. You cant use a PO Box, since California doesnt recognize them as actual physical street addresses.

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