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> I personally find Wyoming to be better faster and cheaper than (...) I hear that some states (or all?) require you to have someone physically in the state (
by sertbdfgbnfgsd 3y ago
> I personally find Wyoming to be better faster and cheaper than (...)
I hear that some states (or all?) require you to have someone physically in the state (and naturally some companies offer this as a service, and charge). Is that right? or are there some states without this requirement?
- bluGill 3y agoMost do, but this often means a physical address. In Delaware there are companies that will provide you a physical address and forward any mail you get to that address to wherever you want to get mail. While this can be done in other states, this is much less common and so if you look for someone you may discover everyone refuses because they assume you are trying to commit fraud (it isn't fraud, but if you don't worry about that you need to readjust your moral)
- yieldcrv 3y agothis concept is called a registered agent, they service all states. the largest registered agents in the US service every single state in the union. it is not complicated or presumptive of anything like the another reply suggested. every state has many service providers that compete with the national ones.
- sertbdfgbnfgsd 3y agoSo are you saying that all states require a physical address? Yes, I understand that some companies offer this as a service, but that in itself doesn't mean there's no state where this isn't required.