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Every business, large or small, is required by law to designate a registered agent who can receive “service of process” from the state and ensure that all critical notices from the government reach you in time. A registered agent is needed for every state in which your company wishes to operate. The agent need only maintain a physical address within the boundaries of the state where the agent can be reached during normal business hours.
Service of process can include any legal notice or filing the state may send to your company, including the event of a lawsuit filed against you by another party. Because these often involve important legal matters, having a trusted agent who understands the unique nature of your business and the commercial regulations of your state is imperative to keep your business in good standing. This allows you to grow your business to its greatest potential.
At National Registered Agent Inc., you can find registered agents for your business for any state in the nation, including Idaho. If your company operates in multiple states, NRAI is a one-stop shop where you can find professionals who are experienced with the commercial laws of all U.S. states. Working with qualified registered agents from a single nationwide company makes this aspect of your business easy to manage and gives you confidence in the quality and reliability of your agent.
As every company is unique, NRAI also offers highly personalized service to ensure you find the solution that’s right for your business. For a consultation with one of our specialists, call us at (800) 520-6724 or visit www.registeredagent.com to fill out our quick quote form. If you already have a registered agent but would like to try our services, we can help you make that switch.
Limited Liability Companies (LLC) in Idaho
Domestic
A domestic LLC is one whose Articles of Organization are filed in the State of Idaho. To set up a domestic LLC, first choose a name that includes the words limited liability company, limited company or some abbreviation of those terms. You must keep an office where you store your records, though this may or may not be your place of business or your registered office. Send the Idaho Secretary of State two copies of your Articles of Organization and make out a $100 check to cover the filing fee.
Foreign
A foreign LLC in Idaho is one whose Articles of Organization are filed outside of Idaho. To register your LLC for business in Idaho, be sure your company name meets the same guidelines as those for a domestic LLC. You will need to send the Secretary of State a Certificate of Existence from your state of origin, along with two copies of your Application for Certificate of Registration. The Secretary will return an endorsed copy of the Application, attached to the Certificate of Registration. Make out a $100 check to the Idaho Secretary of State to cover the filing fee.
Corporations in Idaho
Domestic
A domestic corporation in Idaho is one whose Articles of Incorporation are filed in the State of Idaho. To establish a domestic corporation, first choose a name that includes the words corporation, company, incorporated, limited or some abbreviation of these terms. There are no minimums for authorized shares or capital investment before you begin your business. Send the Idaho Secretary of State two copies of your Articles of Incorporation. The Secretary will file one copy and return the second, along with a Certificate of Incorporation. Make out a $100 check to the state to cover the filing fee.
Foreign
A foreign corporation in Idaho is one whose Articles of Incorporation are filed outside of the state. There are no name restrictions for foreign corporations. Send the Idaho Secretary of State a certificate of corporate existence issued by your state of origin, along with two copies of your Application for Certificate of Authority in Idaho. The Secretary will return an endorsed copy of the Application, attached to the Certificate of Authority. Note: If you apply between January 1 and June 30, you must file your first annual report sometime between July 1 and November 1 of that year. Also make out a $100 check to cover the filing fee.
