

When you establish a corporation or other business entity in Wyoming, the state government requires that you designate a “registered agent” in Wyoming to represent your company. Sometimes this entity is also referred to as a “resident agent.” By designating such an agent, you provide the state with a known contact and a physical location where the state can deliver “service of process” to your company. This requirement ensures that all companies can be reached by the government and are legitimate and qualified to do business in the state of Wyoming. Service of process can include annual report filings, regulatory notices, legal proceedings and all other important government correspondence that is presented to your company from the state. Your Wyoming registered agent is responsible for handling service of process on behalf of your business—this means receiving and forwarding to you any such filings served upon your company in the state of Wyoming. A separate registered agent is also required in every new state to which you expand your business.
National Registered Agents, Inc. (“NRAI,” www.registeredagent.com) offers professional registered agent services for all kinds of businesses operating in Wyoming. With extensive experience and knowledge about the regulatory requirements of Wyoming, our customer service representatives can provide your company with service that meets the highest standards of quality and professionalism. In addition to Wyoming, NRAI also offers services in all 50 U.S. states—we can represent your company no matter which state you may decide to do business in down the road. As our client, you may also access our comprehensive document library, where official government forms and applications are available for any jurisidiction in the United States. Another useful corporate service we offer is Company Guard®, an electronic notification system that keeps you apprised of important filing dates and deadlines that will help your company stay on top of all of its legal obligations, allowing you to maintain good standing with the state.
NRAI serves “domestic” and “foreign” companies in Wyoming. This means companies that are organized or incorporated in the state (domestic), as well as out-of-state companies that have applied and received authorization to do business in Wyoming (foreign). Both kinds of businesses must designate a registered agent in Wyoming. If your business falls in either of these categories, NRAI is the solution you’re looking for. Just call (800) 520-6724 to set up a personalized consultation with one of our customer service representatives. Or, you can complete our quick online quote form.
If your company has already hired a Wyoming registered agent who is not meeting the needs of your business, NRAI can assist you in transitioning to our services. It’s a simple process that is fast and hassle free. All you have to do is provide our representatives with the following details:
In Wyoming, the most common business entities are outlined below.
The names of all newly formed LLCs must contain the words “Limited Liability Company” or the abbreviations “L.L.C.,” “LLC,” “limited company,” “LC,” “L.C.,” “ltd. Liability company,” “ltd. Liability co.,” or “limited liability co.” For a $50 fee, you can reserve any available business name for a 120-day period. To complete your LLC formation, send the Wyoming Secretary of State the following documents: one original and one conformed copy of the Articles of Organization and a Written Consent to Appointment executed by your designated Wyoming registered agent. Also submit payment of $100 to cover the filing fee.
The naming rules for foreign LLCs are the same as domestic LLCs. For a $50 fee, you can reserve any available business name for a 120-day period. To complete your LLC registration, send the Wyoming Secretary of State the following documents: a Certificate of Existence from the state where you incorporated your business; one executed original and one conformed copy of your completed Application for Registration of Foreign Limited Liability Company; and one executed original and one conformed copy of the Consent to Appointment by your designated registered agent in Wyoming. Also submit payment of $100 to cover the filing fee.
Similar to forming an LLC, you must choose a corporate name that has not already been taken in the state. For a $50 fee, you are permitted to reserve the name for up to 120 days. The name need not include any specific word(s) identifying the entity as a corporation. To complete the incorporation, send the Wyoming Secretary of State the following documents: one executed original and one conformed copy of your Articles of Incorporation and one executed original and one conformed copy of the Consent to Appointment by your designated Wyoming registered agent. Also submit payment of $100 to cover the filing fee.
Registering a foreign corporation for business in Wyoming is very similar to forming a domestic corporation. The corporate name need not include any specific words identifying corporate status. For a $50 fee, you may reserve for up to 120 days any name that has not already been taken. To complete your registration, send the Wyoming Secretary of State the following documents: a Certificate of Existence from the state where you first incorporated your business; one executed original and one conformed copy of the Application for Certificate of Authority; and one executed original and one conformed copy of Consent to Appointment by your designated registered agent in Wyoming. Also submit payment of $100 to cover the filing fees.
NRAI provides registered agent services to businesses, large or small, all over the United States, including Wyoming. For more information about what we can offer your business, please contact us at (800) 520-6724. Simply provide us with some brief information about your company and your needs, and we will find the Wyoming registered agent services to fit those needs.
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