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How do you generally go about finding registered agents? It's never been super obvious to me that Sportsmans Guide is represented by "Clarke, Whitehall and Rose
by wcunning 8y ago
How do you generally go about finding registered agents? It's never been super obvious to me that Sportsmans Guide is represented by "Clarke, Whitehall and Rosenstein, LLP" or some equally stuffy sounding law firm, much less where the firm might be reachable by registered mail...
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoThis[1] just says most states provide free access to their database to find registers agents. I don’t live in the US, so no idea which department handles that. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registered_agent#Registered_agent_information https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registered_agent#Registered_ag...
- CodeWriter23 8y agoTypically the Secretary of State for any given state maintains a registry of businesses that is searchable online. The main purpose for these databases is to verify the status of the Corp and to identify the Agent of Service. You need to know the name of the actual corporation to do the search. I say this because some businesses use a fictitious business name, also know as a DBA (doing business as) for branding purposes. In that case, you’ll need to find where the DBA is filed (maybe the County Registrar for a small company) and look up online or perhaps have to mail a request with a small fee, depending on how well funded the locality is.