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Moving Your Registered Agent to a Staffed Wyoming Office

The change-of-agent filing is $50. What actually changes is who is sitting in the chair when a summons is handed over.

The filing is the easy part

Wyoming lets you change registered agent with a short filing. We charge $50 and we file it. Other states have their own forms and their own fees, billed at cost. The paperwork is not why people move.

What you are actually changing

A registered agent is the person who has to be at a physical address, during business hours, to accept service of process. That is a statutory job, not a mail-forwarding hobby. If your current agent is a suite shared with four hundred other companies and a scan job that runs overnight, you have the statutory minimum. You do not have a person who will call you the morning a summons is handed over.

How the move works

You appoint us. We file the change with the state. The outgoing agent is notified as the statute requires. We pick up the file going forward: service of process, Secretary of State mail, and, if you want the compliance package, the annual report so it does not become a reinstatement. Same-day handling of what arrives at 821 S Main St, Kemmerer.

What it costs to stay

Registered agent plus compliance starts at $21 a month, no contract, cancel anytime. That is the Monitor tier: we track the deadlines and tell you. Monitor & File at $37 a month is the one most clients pick, because we submit the required Secretary of State filings. State fees are extra, billed at cost. The $50 change-of-agent filing is separate and one-time.

When you should not move

If your current agent is a person you trust, in a building you have walked into, and the annual report has never been a surprise, stay. Switching for its own sake is a waste of fifty dollars. If you have never spoken to a human, or you found out about a lawsuit from a default judgment, that is the other conversation. Start at /change-of-registered-agent or call 307.800.1088.

About this article

This article is general information published by Tresp Corporate Services, LLC. It is not legal, tax, or accounting advice, and Tresp Corporate Services is not a law firm. Statutes, fees, and filing requirements change. Verify anything you intend to rely on with the relevant agency and with your own attorney or accountant. For legal matters we refer to the independent firm Tresp, Day & Associates, Inc.

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