The questions people ask before they buy.
Most FAQs start with “what is a registered agent.” Nobody has ever failed to buy because of that.
Something else?
Nothing is missing; the margin is. One office, one team, the agent of record ourselves in New Jersey, and no private-equity debt schedule setting next year’s number. The agent is $34.99 a year in New Jersey and $89 a year in every other state and DC, the same at renewal. Every price is on the pricing page, and none of them is a trick.
Being your address of record for years is the whole job, so sticking around is the whole plan. For the long shot, if we ever close, you get 180 days’ notice, every file back to you, and your pick: a licensed agent serves out your paid term at no extra charge, or we refund the unstarted months.
Your registered agent address is ours, and it is public. But a company usually files a business address too, and if that is your home, your home is in the database whatever we do. The virtual office fixes that half: a commercial address in Highland Lakes, New Jersey, with every item of mail scanned to your account, no limit. The office is New Jersey only; the agent covers every state.
No. We are not a law firm, we do not give legal advice, and we will not read a complaint and tell you what it means. We tell you it arrived, which court it came from and how many days you have, and we can name attorneys who take that work, with no fee to us either way.
No, and not to “partners” either, which is the word that usually does the work in a sentence like this one. Your filing details are not a revenue line here. The audit log records every read as well as every write, and you can ask to see it.
You hear it from us before you hear it from a court, and the Garden State Standard says in writing what we pay when we miss a promise. What nobody can do is undo a default judgment, which is why service of process is emailed as soon as it is scanned, and the team reaches out until we know you have it.
Our fee, within 14 days of the charge, no questions asked. A state fee is the state’s, so it is never refunded, and neither is a filing once it has gone to the state at your request.