Utah's Trusted registered agent Service — $99/year
Reliable, professional service at a straightforward price.
Get Started — $99/yearA physical Utah address on your public filings, keeping your personal address private and your business compliant.
Privacy Protection
Documents received at our office are scanned and forwarded to you electronically the same business day.
Same-Day Forwarding
Automated reminders before your annual report and other filing deadlines so you never miss a date.
Compliance Alerts
Physical office location in Utah staffed during business hours.
Deep knowledge of Utah business filing requirements and deadlines.
Same-day email alerts whenever documents are received on your behalf.
Our address on public filings keeps your personal address private.
A registered agent is a person or business entity that receives official documents, legal notices, and state correspondence on behalf of your Utah business. The agent maintains a physical address in the state and is available during normal business hours (9 AM to 5 PM) to accept service of process and other important paperwork.
Utah generally expects every LLC, corporation, and similar business entity to have a registered agent. This provides the state and courts with a reliable method for delivering legal documents, official notices, and compliance reminders to your business.
Individuals over 18 years old with a physical Utah address can serve as registered agents. Business entities authorized to operate in Utah can also act as agents. Utah distinguishes between commercial registered agents (professional services) and noncommercial agents (such as officers or employees of the business).
Your registered agent typically receives service of process (lawsuits and legal actions), official notices from the Utah Secretary of State, compliance reminders about annual renewals, tax documents, and other state correspondence related to your business entity.
Utah does not permit traditional self-appointment as a registered agent. You will need to designate either an individual who meets the state's requirements (over 18, physical Utah address) or a business entity authorized in the state. Many business owners use professional registered agent services for privacy and reliability.
You will need to file a change form with the Utah Secretary of State and pay the $13 filing fee. The process involves selecting a new agent who meets state requirements, submitting the proper form, paying the fee, and confirming the update appears in state records.
Utah businesses are generally expected to file an annual renewal each year. The renewal fee is very affordable at $18 per year, as of the July 1, 2025 fee schedule. There is a $10 late renewal fee if you miss your deadline. Renewals are filed with the Utah Division of Corporations.
You file your annual renewal with the Utah Division of Corporations. Their website is https://corporations.utah.gov/ and provides online filing options, instructions, and resources specific to your business entity type.
Utah's LLC formation fee is $59, which is among the lowest in the country. This affordable fee structure makes Utah an attractive state for business formation and operations.
We believe registered agent service should be professional and accessible. At $99 per year, we provide complete service—document handling, compliance support, privacy protection, and online access—without unnecessary pricing complexity. Other providers charge $125 to $436 annually for similar services.
Your annual fee includes a registered office address in Salt Lake City, same-day document scanning and forwarding, compliance reminders and alerts, an online document portal for 24/7 access, and privacy protection by using our address on public filings instead of yours.
We scan and forward documents electronically on the same day they arrive at our office. You will receive an alert and can access the scanned document through our online portal immediately. Physical copies can be arranged if needed.
Visit our checkout page, provide your business information and contact details, and complete payment for the first year of service. We will send you confirmation and instructions for updating your registered agent information with the Utah Secretary of State.
Our address serves as your registered agent address for official state filings and legal documents. It appears on your Utah Secretary of State records. However, it is specifically for registered agent purposes—general business mail typically goes to your primary business address.
Missing your annual renewal deadline results in a $10 late renewal fee in addition to the standard $18 renewal fee. Continued failure to renew can result in administrative dissolution of your business entity. The state may send notices to your registered agent address before taking action. We send compliance reminders to help you avoid missing important deadlines.
Utah requires registered agents to have a physical Utah address—an actual street address or rural route. PO boxes are not allowed. The agent typically needs to be available during normal business hours (9 AM to 5 PM) at this location.
Utah recognizes commercial registered agents (companies that provide this service professionally) and noncommercial agents (such as officers or employees of the business). Both fulfill the same function of receiving official documents. The distinction appears in state records but doesn't affect the agent's responsibilities.
Yes, we send renewal reminders before your annual service anniversary. You will have time to renew at the same $99 rate before your service expires. We do not process automatic charges—you will always know when renewal is due and can choose to continue.
Utah has very affordable fees compared to most states. The $59 formation fee and $18 annual renewal fee are among the lowest in the country. Combined with professional registered agent service at $99 per year, your total annual compliance costs remain very manageable.