Wyoming Registered Agent Services
CorpNet can act as your Wyoming registered agent ensuring your business stays compliant with any service of process, legal notices, or official mailings.
Our registered agent services are fast, affordable, guaranteed, and just $149 per year.
Why You Need to Appoint a Registered Agent in Wyoming
When a Wyoming business is formed, the company must designate a registered agent and office within the formation documents for foreign or domestic Corporations, LLCs, Limited Partnerships, Statutory Foundations, and Statutory Trusts. A registered agent is an individual or company that accepts official paperwork such as service of process (lawsuits) and annual registration fee notices. Every authorized Wyoming business must maintain a registered agent.
Appointing a registered agent is legally required under Wyoming Registered Office and Registered Agent Act, Chapter 28, 17-28-101 through 17-28-111.
Failure to appoint and maintain a commercial registered agent could result in default judgments (in the case of a lawsuit), fines, and penalties. You might also risk having your business suspended or terminated in the state of Wyoming.
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What Does a Registered Agent Do?
A registered agent is an individual or business that is appointed by the company to receive and sign for any legal service of process documents, notices, or demands served upon the company.
Some examples of the documentation include:
- Official federal and state correspondence
- Subpoenas for information
- Tax notices
- Lawsuit notifications
- Summonses to appear in court
- Wage garnishment notices
- Corporate filing notifications
What Wyoming Business Entities Require a Registered Agent?
The following domestic and foreign businesses require a resident agent in Wyoming:
- Profit Corporation
- Nonprofit Corporation
- Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Series LLC
- Decentralized Autonomous Organization LLC
- Limited Partnership (LP)
- Registered Limited Liability Partnership (RLLP)
- Statutory Foundation
- Statutory Trust
Who Qualifies as a Registered Agent in Wyoming?
To serve as a resident agent or office, you must meet the following requirements:
- An individual resident in Wyoming, at least 18 years of age, or a business entity (foreign or domestic) authorized to transact business in Wyoming.
- The agent must have a physical Wyoming address. Agents cannot use a PO box, drop box, mail forwarding service, or UPS store.
- The registered agent must sign the Consent to Appointment by Registered Agent form.
Why a Commercial Registered Agent is Your Best Option
A commercial registered agent has filed a special listing statement with a state’s agency responsible for business registrations and compliance. Information that a commercial registered agent provides on the list includes its company name, entity type, and address to which service of process should be sent.
Commercial registered agents often maintain a physical address in multiple states and work with many business entities. Commercial agents like CorpNet also will notify businesses of upcoming state filings and legal notices and they can prepare and submit compliance filings on your behalf.
There are many advantages to working with a commercial registered agent. From convenience and privacy to easy online document access, a commercial registered agent offers peace of mind.
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For many years, and through several different companies, CorpNet has been there for me. I have used their LLC formation and dissolution services…and then their formation service again, and then once again. I have also taken advantage of their services for annual report filing as well as registered agent monitoring and notification. I honestly don’t know what I’d do if left to my own devices with these matters.
What really makes CorpNet stand out, in my opinion, is the level of service, the consistency of the experience, and the price. You speak to live humans whenever you want (during business hours, of course). And beyond that, these are live humans that actually get to know you. State fees aside, the fees for CorpNet services are so nominal. And you just can’t put a price on doing the best you can for your small business. You and your company provide endless examples of how to rock a small business on every level.
FAQs About Wyoming Registered Agent Services
Does Wyoming require a registered agent?
Yes. The majority of businesses within the state of Wyoming must appoint a registered agent and office.
What government entity manages registered agents in Wyoming?
Wyoming Secretary of State
Herschler Building East
Suite 101
122 W 25th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82002-0020
Phone: 307-777-7311
Email: business@wyo.gov
Website: https://sos.wyo.gov/Business/
What forms are used to appoint or change a registered agent in Wyoming?
- Profit Corporation Articles of Incorporation
- Foreign Profit Corporation Application for Certificate of Authority
- Foreign Profit Corporation Articles of Domestication
- Profit Corporation Articles of Amendment
- Nonprofit Corporation Articles of Incorporation
- Foreign Nonprofit Corporation Application for Certificate of Authority
- Nonprofit Corporation Articles of Amendment
- Limited Liability Company Articles of Organization
- Series Limited Liability Company Articles of Organization
- Decentralized Autonomous Organization Limited Liability Company Articles of Organization
- Foreign Limited Liability Company Articles of Domestication
- Foreign Series Limited Liability Company Articles of Domestication
- Foreign Limited Liability Company Application for Certificate of Authority
- Foreign Series Limited Liability Company Application for Certificate of Authority
- Limited Liability Company Amendment to Articles of Organization
- Decentralized Autonomous Organization Limited Liability Company Amendment to Articles of Organization
- Limited Partnership Certificate of Limited Partnership
- Limited Partnership Amendment to Certificate
- Foreign Limited Partnership Application for Certificate of Registration
- Foreign Limited Partnership Amendment to Certificate of Registration
- Registered Limited Liability Partnership Statement of Registration
- Registered Limited Liability Partnership Amendment to Statement of Registration
- Foreign Registered Limited Liability Partnership Statement of Registration
- Foreign Registered Limited Liability Partnership Amendment to Statement of Registration
- Statutory Foundation Articles of Formation
- Statutory Foundation Amendment to Articles of Formation
- Foreign Statutory Foundation Articles of Continuance
- Statutory Trust Certificate of Trust
- Statutory Trust Certificate of Amendment
- Foreign Statutory Trust Application for Certificate of Authority
- Consent to Appointment by Registered Agent
- Appointment of New Registered Agent and Office
- Commercial Registered Agent Registration
- Statement of Resignation of Registered Agent
How much does a registered agent cost?
There is a wide range of pricing for registered agents. Some service providers offer super low rates, however, this comes with limited services, hidden costs, and they do not offer important things your business needs like compliance monitoring, online customer portals, live customer service, or a money-back guarantee.
While at face value, a low-priced registered agent may seem like a sweet deal, things can turn sour quickly. So rather than looking only at the price low-cost providers flash prominently on their websites, dig deeper into what you’ll be getting and what you’re not getting.
How do I change my existing registered agent?
Resident Agent changes must be made by filing an Appointment of New Registered Agent and Office form with the Secretary of State.
If you hire a commercial registered agent, they can process the paperwork for you. Request CorpNet to change your registered agent for you.
Can my registered agent manage my annual report?
Yes! When you appoint a commercial registered agent you can receive a wide range of business compliance assistance. CorpNet handles online filings for a wide range of requirements at the state, federal, and local levels:
- File Articles of Incorporation
- File Articles of Organization
- File a foreign qualification
- File a DBA (Doing Business As)
- File initial reports and annual reports
- Request an S Corporation election
- Request EINs (Federal Tax ID Numbers)
- Register for business licenses
- Register for sales and use tax permits
- Register for payroll taxes
Are discounts available for multiple businesses or states?
CorpNet offers nationwide registered agent services supporting multi-state, multi-company, and bulk registrations. Our full coverage across the United States is enhanced by a single point of contact that offers volume discounts for multiple entities, states, or years of service. Learn more about CorpNet’s bulk registered agent discounts.
