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Every business entity formed in Colorado must appoint a person or business to act as a Registered Agent.
Get your first year of Registered Agent service for free when you form your LLC with Bizee.
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Registered Agent
Your Colorado Registered Agent provides various services, including the acceptance of formal documents and continued correspondence with the Colorado Secretary of State (SOS).
Your LLC must have a Registered Agent at all times. You’ll appoint one when you first formally register and form your business. You can also replace your existing Colorado Registered Agent at a later date, provided there is a smooth transition between the old and new agents.
Colorado Registered Agent Requirements
Note that the address for your Colorado Registered Agent does not need to be the same as your Colorado LLC business address.
A Registered Agent’s main function in Colorado is to accept official documentation and communications.
This includes:
Having a Registered Agent also provides proof to the state that your business exists.
Bizee provides complete Colorado Registered Agent service for any LLC that’s formed in the state. Even better, if you’ve formed your business through Bizee, your Registered Agent is completely free for the first year and only $119 a year after that.
Bizee is authorized to conduct business in Colorado and can legally act as your Registered Agent. Here’s what our Registered Agent service provides:
When you first register and form your LLC, you must appoint a Registered Agent. You can change it at any point after that. Here’s how to go about it.
Your business needs to have a Registered Agent as soon as it’s formed. You can do this two ways:
After you’ve formed your LLC, you can still assign someone else to be your Colorado Registered Agent. There are a couple of ways to achieve this.
In certain situations, it may be useful to know the name of the Registered Agent that represents another LLC in Colorado. You can search the Colorado SOS using the advanced search to discover this information.
If you can’t find the Registered Agent information there, you can request it from the Secretary of State.
If you don’t assign or provide details of a Registered Agent to the Colorado Secretary of State, there are several possible ramifications, including:
You can choose to be the Registered Agent for your LLC if you have a physical address in Colorado, although there may be some drawbacks to this approach:
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