Who can be a registered agent in Florida
- An individual who resides in Florida, whose business address is the registered office
- A Florida or authorized foreign corporation, LLC, LLP or LP whose business address is the registered office
The registered office must be in Florida, and the agent's business address must be identical to the registered office address. The agent must file a written acceptance of the appointment.
Can you be your own agent?
A Florida resident member or manager can serve as the agent. The LLC itself must name an individual or another authorized entity.
Changing your agent
State fee: $25. File a certificate changing the registered agent with the Division of Corporations, or update it on your annual report.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a registered agent for my Florida LLC?
Yes. Every Florida LLC must continuously maintain a registered agent. The registered office must be in Florida, and the agent's business address must be identical to the registered office address. The agent must file a written acceptance of the appointment.
Can I be my own registered agent in Florida?
A Florida resident member or manager can serve as the agent. The LLC itself must name an individual or another authorized entity.
How much does it cost to change a registered agent in Florida?
The state filing fee is $25. File a certificate changing the registered agent with the Division of Corporations, or update it on your annual report.