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I registered my company with LEGALINC, Can I change the "Registered Agent/Registered Office" address into my office add?

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I registered my LLC company using LEGALINC online, and right now I have there info as my "Registered Agent/Registered Office" but I stopped the service with them. Can I change the "Registered Agent/Registered Office" address in the State Corporation Commission profile into my office address?

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James Desposito ·
You can change the registered agent and registered office of your VA LLC by filing a Statement of Change of Registered Office and/or Registered Agent of a Limited Liability Company. There is no fee. If you have further questions, you should consult with an experienced Business Attorney.
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Ronald Cappuccio ·
Absolutely! You can do it online (if you have the sign-in information) or by paper.
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Kia Kondori ·
Yes - this can be done easily online and updated as soon as possible. Either you, or whomever you used to create your LLC can login and change the address to the new one.
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