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Business is hard enough, especially when you are starting. That’s why a little help can go a long way. Rapid Registered Agent provides more than a little help. With our state-of-the-art notification system, if your company gets any notice, you will be notified by email, text, and/or fax, all at no additional cost. That’s three…
Registered Agent Notice Methods Notices are Important There is probably nothing more important for your business than to timely receive important notices when they arrive. It’s pretty much THE reason you hire a registered agent. Yet, many registered agents are both slow to get you the notice and also will only email it to…
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Never Miss a Notice People Get Sick and Go on Vacations It’s true. Life goes on. People don’t stay in one place (work) all the time. People get sick. People go on vacations. People change jobs. So what happens if the person you designate gets sick, goes on vacation, or finds another job? If that…
Built by Client Feedback Rapid Registered Agent is the result of our obsession to create the most efficient and easy to use, secure, client web portal and notification system and was built by client feedback. We listened to what our clients had to say. Our clients wanted an easy-to-use signup system. They wanted access to…
What is a Registered Agent? What is a Registered Agent? A registered agent is a legal resident of the state the business is doing business in that also maintains a physical address there. Registered agents must be open during normal business hours to accept service or process and any legal notifications on behalf of…
Separate Bank Accounts Keeping separate bank accounts is critical to protecting and preserving your company’s identity. You should open a separate bank account under your company’s name. Make Payments to vendors and employees from the company bank account. That includes your salary. Do not make any payments for personal items from the company bank account….
Documenting Business Actions You wrote documents to form your company, or you paid a lawyer to do it for you. You paid money to the state to make it official. You don’t want to be liable for the company’s debts or judgments. It’s one of the main reasons you went through the hassle of setting…
Documenting Business Actions To protect your personal assets and avoid piercing the corporate veil, corporations need to: Create and regularly update bylaws. Issue shares of stock to owners (shareholders). Maintain a stock transfer ledger. Hold both an initial and then annual meetings of both directors and shareholders. Undertake annual filings required by the state of…
To protect your personal assets and avoid piercing of the corporate veil, limited liability companies need to: Create and regularly update an operating agreement. Issue membership certificates to owners. Maintain a membership transfer ledger. Hold both initial and then annual meetings of the members (and the managers, if your LLC is manager managed). Undertake annual…