Do I need a registered agent in Delaware for my LLC or corporation?
Delaware law requires all legal entities formed or registered in the state to maintain a Delaware registered agent and registered office. The agent must be available during regular Delaware business hours to receive service of process and other legal documents on the entity’s behalf. Other Delaware requirements are that the registered agent have a physical street address where documents can be delivered and that the address information be made public record.
Failure to appoint or maintain a registered agent and office can result in loss of good standing for your business, which may mean loss of access to the courts and difficulties in securing capital and financing. A worst-case situation would be the involuntary termination of the business or revocation of the right to conduct business in Delaware.