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If you are in need of a registered agent to represent your company in the State of Kansas, National Registered Agent, Inc. (NRAI) may be the business solution for you. Registered agents are responsible for receiving any legal notices or documents that the State of Kansas may send to your company. These notices are known as “service of process.” Every company in the United States is required to designate a registered agent and will need a dedicated agent for every state in which it chooses to transact business.
NRAI has a broad network of experts who know Kansas state laws and can be trusted to receive service of process on behalf of your company. With our professional service, the business owner doesn’t waste valuable time worrying about missing critical filing deadlines and falling out of favor with the state. Our registered agent service comprises eight NRAI-owned locations, 22 law firms and 21 corporate service companies across the nation - all of which are very experienced in handling service of process and capable of ensuring a solution that’s right for you.
Our specialists are standing by ready to assist you with any questions you may have. We know that your business is unique, which is why our clients value our personalized client service. Just call (800) 520-6724 to speak with a specialist or fill out our quick online quote form at www.RegisteredAgent.com. If you already have a registered agent for the State of Kansas, but are interested in exploring our services, we can also help you make a swift and hassle-free transition. If you are a foreign company - one that is located outside of Kansas - but would like to operate within the state, we can also get you started with our services right away.
Domestic Companies in Kansas
A “domestic” company in Kansas is one that files its Articles of Organization/Incorporation with the State of Kansas. Different application instructions apply depending on whether your company is a limited liability company (LLC) or a corporation.
LLCs: To form an LLC in Kansas, your company name must include the words “limited liability company,” or an abbreviation of that term. The Kansas State government requires that you send the Secretary of State an original and a copy of your Articles of Organization. Also submit payment for a $165 filing fee.
Corporations: To form a corporation in Kansas, your company name must include one of the following terms: "association," "church," "college," "company," "corporation," "club," "foundation," "fund," "incorporated," "institute," "society," "union," "syndicate," "limited," or an abbreviation, such as "co.," "corp.," "inc.," or "ltd." The Kansas State government requires that you send the Secretary of State two copies of your Articles of Incorporation. The Secretary will file one copy and certify and return the other. Submit payment for a $90 filing fee.
Foreign Companies in Kansas
A “foreign” company in Kansas is one that filed its Articles of Organization with a state other than Kansas. Different application instructions apply depending on whether your company is an LLC or a corporation.
LLCs: Your LLC name must include the words “limited liability company,” or an abbreviation of that term. The Kansas state government requires that you send the Secretary of State two copies of your completed Foreign Limited Liability Company Application, along with a certificate issued by your home state that affirms your LLC is in good standing. The certificate must have been issued within 90 days of your application. Also submit payment for a $165 filing fee.
Corporations: No restrictions apply for corporation names. If your name is already taken in the State of Kansas, you may still qualify by providing written consent from the corporation with the conflicting name. The Kansas state government requires that you send the Secretary of State two copies of your completed Foreign Corporation Application, along with a certificate issued by your home state that affirms your corporation is in good standing. The certificate must have been issued within 90 days of your application. Submit payment for a $115 filing fee.
