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As mentioned above, you can be your own Registered Agent in Florida. In fact, you, a friend, or a family member can be your Florida Registered Agent.
Can I be my own Registered Agent in Michigan? Yes, you can be your own Registered Agent in Michigan if you are resident of the state and you have a physical street address.
Forming an LLC in NJ Step 1: Choose a name for your NJ LLC. Step 2: Choose a registered agent in NJ. Step 3: Obtain an NJ business license. Step 4: File your certificate of formation. Step 5: Draft an LLC operating agreement. Step 6: Comply with state and federal obligations. Pros. Cons.
Domestic and foreign LLCs and corporations cost $125 to form or register. Domestic nonprofits are $75, and foreign nonprofits are $125. Every year, you'll also need to file an annual report online. The filing fee is $75 ($30 for nonprofits).
Who Can be a Registered Agent. A registered agent can be an individual (over 18 years of age) or a business. However, the registered agent must be located in the state where your business is registered. You must provide the Secretary of State not just your registered agent's name but also a physical\u2014street\u2014address.
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A Michigan registered agent is the legally designated point of contact for your business or nonprofit. The registered agent receives important legal notices, such as service of process (aka notice of lawsuit), on behalf of your business.
A business entity with an active Florida filing or registration may serve as a registered agent. An entity cannot serve as its own registered agent. However, an individual or principal associated with the business may serve as the registered agent. The registered agent must have a physical street address in Florida.
Choosing a Registered Agent for your New Jersey LLC As per Section 42-2C-14 of the New Jersey LLC Act, your LLC's Registered Agent must have a physical street address located in the state of New Jersey. A New Jersey Registered Agent address can't be a PO Box address.
You can act as your own Registered Agent for a corporation or LLC as long as you have a physical street address in the state where your corporation or LLC is formed. The actual corporation or LLC being formed, however, cannot name itself as its own Registered Agent.
You can act as your own Registered Agent for a corporation or LLC as long as you have a physical street address in the state where your corporation or LLC is formed. The actual corporation or LLC being formed, however, cannot name itself as its own Registered Agent.

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