We Are More Than Just Registered Agents in Florida
Are you thinking about establishing a Limited Partnership,
Limited Liability Company, or Corporation in the State of Florida? If this
is the case, you will be required to appoint a registered agent with the
Secretary of State in the state of Florida.
Is your company located
in another state exploring the possibility of establishing a presence in
Florida? Any company that has its headquarters located outside of Florida is
considered a foreign corporation and is required by law to register its
company with the Secretary of State's office in Florida. At that point, you
will be required to name a registered agent in the state of Florida.
Through our affiliated company, Swart Baumruk & Company LLP (sbc-cpa), SBC
Office Center is able to provide clients with Florida Registered Agent
services. This company has been operating in the Kissimmee, Florida region
for more than 30 years. We act as registered agents for many different
businesses, and we may either only act as your company's registered agent or
provide you with all-encompassing solutions for your company's various
filing requirements.
We can do it all. Just give us a call - 407-847-5559
What is a Registered Agent in the State of Florida?
- A Registered Agent in Florida is a company, or an individual appointed by the business to receive important communication or documentation on behalf of a company.
- A Registered Agent in Florida must have a physical office address (not a PO Box), known as the Registered Office in the State of Florida.
- This Company or Individual will receive Service of Process documents (lawsuit papers, subpoenas, and other legal notices). This normally happens when legal documents are served to your Company.
Why Does Your Company Need a Registered Agent in Florida?
- The primary role of the Florida Registered Agent is to be available during regular business hours to receive or be served with Service of Process documents in any legal matter that is brought against the company.
- They can receive other official papers on behalf of the business such as license renewal, tax notices, and more…
- Inform the business of any papers received by the Registered Agent.
- The Secretary of State requires a point of contact with entities registered within their jurisdiction. The Secretary of State sends the annual report notices and other important information to the Registered Agent.
Why Choose sbc-cpa as your Registered Agent in Florida?
- sbc-cpa has been in business for over 30 years.
- Experience makes a difference. We serve as registered agents for many companies that do business in the State of Florida.
- If your company is served, the process server would come to our address, not yours.
- sbc-cpa is on top of the renewal process insuring timely filing of annual reports, avoiding large penalties.
- sbc-cpa provides Online Access to your Company Records.
- sbc-cpa provides Bilingual (English/Spanish) services.
