Why Change of Registered Agent?
The registered agent is no longer available
The registered agent may have left the business, moved out of state, or the registered agent platform may no longer operate in the state
The business is expanding
If the business is expanding into a new state, it may want to use a registered agent that operates in that state
The business is unhappy with the services
The business may want to switch to a registered agent that offers more comprehensive services.
The business wants to delegate the role.
The business may have originally designated itself as the registered agent, but may want to delegate the role to someone else. For example, the business owner may want to avoid being served with a lawsuit in front of customers and employees.
Why change of Registered office?
Relocation
The business might be moving to a new location, such as due to expansion, downsizing, or finding a better location.
Registered agent
The registered agent might leave the business, move out of state, or resign. The business might also want to change registered agents if they aren't happy with the services provided or if they can't be at the office during business hours.
Rental fees
The business might need to change its address due to a change in rental fees.
Why Resignation of Registered Agent?
Simple... if your a Registered Agent & no longer want to be you can file to resign
Once the registered agent resigns your entity is put into an administrative status. The name of the entity also becomes available for use. Resignation of agent can cause legal implications for your business, as the right to transact business in the state has been compromised.
When a registered agent resigns, the company should act quickly to appoint a new agent to avoid any service lapses. This involves filing a change of agent form with the state and notifying anyone who might need to contact the registered agent. If the company doesn't replace the agent quickly, it could face consequences such as:
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Losing its designation as a company in good standing
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Losing its ability to do business in the state
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Being prevented from entering into contracts in the state