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To change your registered agent in Washington, file a Statement of Change/Designation of Agent. Send it to the Washington Secretary of State, Corporations & Charities Division. There's no filing fee.Washington routes this filing through the Corporations and Charities Filing System, or CCFS. You can file online there, or mail the paper form instead. Read more >

South Carolina's Notice of Change form is what you need. File it with the Secretary of State online through Business Entities Online, or mail it to Columbia. Either way, the fee is $10.This is a separate filing from anything else on your LLC's record. South Carolina doesn't require most LLCs to file a periodic report with the Secretary of State at all. There's no annual filing to fold this... Read more >

To change your registered agent in Rhode Island, file Form 642, the Statement of Change of Agent, with the Department of State. The fee is $20.You file by mail or in person, and an Authorized Person of your LLC signs the form. The change takes effect the day the state receives it, unless you check the box for a later date. Read more >

Oregon uses one form, the Corporation/Limited Liability Company - Information Change, to swap your registered agent under ORS 63.114. There's no filing fee to submit it, no matter which way you send it in.The same form also updates your registered office address or your principal place of business if either one changed too. The Quick Facts table below lists the exact mailing address.This... Read more >

Louisiana charges $25 to change your registered agent. You file it on the Notice of Change of Registered Office and/or Change of Registered Agent (Form #983), with the Secretary of State's Commercial Division. A credit card payment adds a $5 convenience charge on top of that. File online, by mail, by fax, or in person in Baton Rouge.Louisiana asks for one thing most states skip. Your new agent... Read more >

To change your Kentucky registered agent, file the Statement of Change of Registered Agent and/or Registered Office Address, form RAC, with the Kentucky Secretary of State. It costs a flat $10. That fee stays the same no matter which method you pick. Kentucky offers three ways to file.Pick your new agent before you start the paperwork. They have to sign the RAC form themselves. Or they can send... Read more >

To change your New Hampshire registered agent, file Form 10, the Statement of Change of Registered Office or Registered Agent, or Both, with the Secretary of State's Corporation Division. The fee is $15 by mail or in person, $17 if you file online through NH QuickStart. You don't need the new agent's signature on the form.You can also fold the change into your yearly Annual Report, since that... Read more >

To change your Mississippi registered agent, file a Registered Agent/Office Statement of Change. It's an amendment. You file it through the Secretary of State's online Business Filings system. The fee is a flat $10, for both LLCs and corporations.Mississippi treats this as a standard amendment, not a separate paper form. You log in with your business ID number. Then you pull up your file and... Read more >

Massachusetts calls this the resident agent. To change yours, file a Statement of Change form with the Secretary of the Commonwealth's Corporations Division. Filing online is free. A paper, fax, or in-person filing costs $25.You pick the new agent first, then get their signature on that same filing. Have their name and Massachusetts address ready before you start. Read more >

To change your Maryland resident agent, file the Resolution to Change Principal Office or Resident Agent. You file it with SDAT's Charter Division. The fee is $25.Maryland law calls this role a resident agent, not a registered agent. SDAT's Charter Division handles the filing, not the Secretary of State. File online through Maryland Business Express for automatic expedited handling. Or mail the... Read more >

To change your registered agent in Connecticut, file Form BUS-009. Send it to the Secretary of the State's Business Services Division. The fee is $50 for an LLC or corporation, or $20 for a nonstock corporation.You can file online, by mail, or in person. A registered agent service can also handle the whole thing for you.Connecticut uses the term "registered agent," so the name here matches... Read more >

To change your registered agent in Colorado, file the Statement of Change form. File it online with the Colorado Secretary of State. The fee is $10. Bundle it into your entity's annual Periodic Report instead and pay $25.Colorado law uses the term registered agent for this job. The Secretary of State's Business Organizations Division handles the filing. There's no mail-in or in-person option... Read more >