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| Provider | Annual Price | Document Scanning | Compliance Alerts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Massachusetts Registered Agent | $99 | Included | Included |
| Typical Competitor A | $299 | Extra Fee | Extra Fee |
| Typical Competitor B | $199 | Included | Not Available |
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A resident agent is an individual or business entity designated to receive legal documents, service of process, and official state correspondence on behalf of your LLC, corporation, or other business entity. Massachusetts law generally expects every registered business to maintain a resident agent with a physical street address in the state.
For $99 per year, Massachusetts Registered Agent provides a reliable Massachusetts address, same-day document forwarding, and compliance support to keep your business in good standing while protecting your privacy.
Your resident agent serves as the official point of contact between your business and the Massachusetts Secretary of State. They receive:
The agent accepts these documents during normal business hours and forwards them to you promptly. This ensures you don't miss important deadlines or legal notices.
The Massachusetts Secretary of State requires that your resident agent have a physical street address in Massachusetts—no PO boxes allowed. The agent must be available during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm.
An individual agent must be 18 or older and a Massachusetts resident. If you use a business entity as your agent, only corporations (domestic, foreign, or nonprofit) can serve, and they must be authorized in the Commonwealth.
Entity owners or members can serve as their own resident agent, but this means your personal or business address appears on public filings.
Most business entities registered with the Massachusetts Secretary of State need a resident agent, including:
If you formed your business through the state or registered to do business in Massachusetts, you generally need to maintain a resident agent.
Yes. Entity owners or members can serve as their own resident agent in Massachusetts. However, this means your home or office address will appear on public state records. Anyone searching the Massachusetts business database can find it.
Many business owners prefer a professional service to keep their personal address private and ensure reliable document handling.
Privacy This is the main reason people use a professional service. When you use our address, your home or business location stays out of public records. Your personal information doesn't appear in searchable state databases.
Reliability We're available Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm Eastern Time. When a legal document or compliance notice arrives, we scan it and upload it to your portal the same day. You get an email notification immediately.
Compliance Support Massachusetts requires annual reports due on your anniversary date each year. The filing fee is $500 by mail or $520 online (which includes a $20 expedite fee). These are some of the highest fees in the nation. We track your filing deadlines and send reminders so you don't miss important dates.
Flexibility You can travel, move, or change office locations without updating your resident agent address with the state. As long as we're your agent, your state filings remain current.
Massachusetts Registered Agent provides everything you need to meet Massachusetts requirements:
No setup fees. No per-document charges. Just $99 annually.
Visit our enrollment page to set up your resident agent service. If you're forming a new entity, list us on your formation documents. If you're switching agents, we'll guide you through filing the change form with the Massachusetts Secretary of State. The fee is $0 online, $25 by mail or walk-in, and $30 by fax.
Have questions? Check our FAQ or contact us at support@maregisteredagent.org.
This is not legal advice. Massachusetts Registered Agent is not a law firm. Consult an attorney for legal guidance.