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To change your registered agent in Alaska, file the Statement of Change (Form 08-492) with the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. The filing fee is $25, and it must be mailed in, since there is no online filing option for this form.Processing takes about 10-15 business days once the state receives a complete, correctly signed filing. Filings are reviewed in... Read more >

To change your registered agent in Alabama, file the Change of Registered Agent or Registered Office by Entity form with the Alabama Secretary of State. The filing fee is $100.There's no self-service online portal for this form. You file it by mail. Or you email the finished form to the Secretary of State's office.We've helped Alabama firms through this exact filing. So we know which details... Read more >

To change your Montana registered agent, sign in to the state's business filing portal. Choose the Registered Agent/Office Change by Entity action from your business record. There's no filing fee. You don't need a lawyer.You do need the new agent's consent. You don't need a separate signed form for it, though. Filing the change is itself the entity's legal affirmation that the new agent agreed... Read more >

To change your Idaho registered agent, file the Statement of Change with the Idaho Secretary of State online, by mail, or in person. Filing online is free. A paper filing costs $20 for manual processing.You pick the new agent first, then submit the form. Idaho law treats that filing as your entity's own affirmation that the new agent agreed to serve, so you don't need a separate signed consent... Read more >

Delaware's Division of Corporations posts a free LLC search database directly on its website, and that is where every lookup should start. Type in the company name or its file number and the system pulls up any matching record. A free result confirms the entity is on file, but it does not confirm current status.Delaware charges a fee for anything beyond that free lookup, whether it is a live... Read more >

To look up an LLC in Washington, search the Secretary of State's Corporations and Charities Filing System, known as CCFS. Type in the company name or its UBI number, then open the matching record. The result shows the entity's status, structure and filing history.This guide walks through that search tool. It also covers how to reach the Secretary of State directly, plus what a Washington LLC... Read more >