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> All registered companies in all US states must respond to bona-fide customer correspondence sent to their registered address. I’ve never heard of such a law

> All registered companies in all US states must respond to bona-fide customer correspondence sent to their registered address. I’ve never heard of such a law before, but if one exists, it would be individual state law since corporations are incorporated at the state level. Do you have a link for this?

DaiPlusPlus 6y ago
> but if one exists, it would be individual state law since corporations are incorporated at the state level. Correct. My understanding is that every state has an equivalent law. I can't give any citations really, though - my own state (WA) buries the responsibilities and requirements for registered business' registered or agent addresses in multiple separate sections in the state law website.
- TedDoesntTalk 6y ago
  Every state requires a registered agent with address within the state. But that is not the same thing as requiring a business to reply to correspondence.
  - tachyonbeam 6y ago
    Yeah, if that was the case you could snail mail DDoS them.
    - hunter2_ 6y ago
      Not if only bona fide requests need a response. If it came before a judge, you'd need each of those requests to mention valid actions regarding valid accounts without absurd/abusive redundancy.
      - Strilanc 6y ago
        They'd have to open and read the bad requests to filter them out and find the good requests.
        falcor84 6y ago
        I imagine you could put up some "SnailFlare" DDoS protection service in front of your head office.
- dredmorbius 6y ago
  Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is standardised across all US states, Washington, DC, and territories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Commercial_Code https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Commercial_Code