Answers about your Wyoming company

A registered agent is the person or company designated to receive service of process and official state correspondence for your business at a Wyoming address. Wyoming requires every business entity to maintain one. MAC Enterprise Registered Agent Services Inc. is a Wyoming Commercial Registered Agent.

$64.99 a year per company. It is also included in both Wyoming packages.

Yes. You can appoint MAC as the registered agent for an existing Wyoming LLC or corporation, or for an out-of-state company registered to do business in Wyoming. The price is the same either way.

We prepare the Wyoming Appointment of New Registered Agent and Office filing for you to sign. The state's fee is $5. Once it is accepted, MAC is your agent of record. See how switching works.

Legal notices and state correspondence are posted to your secure online account and we let you know they are there.

For $450 a year for one company: registered agent, your annual report filed with the $60 state fee included, a commercial lease with your own suite number, Mail Basic handling and compliance reminders.

For $950 a year: everything in the Business Package for three companies, including three registered agent services, three annual reports with state fees, three commercial leases with their own suites and three Mail Basic mailboxes.

Yes. Packages include Wyoming's $60 minimum annual report fee per company. If your company's fee is higher because of its Wyoming assets, you pay only the difference.

On the first day of the month your company was formed, every year. Use our annual report calculator to find your date and estimated fee.

The company is marked delinquent on the second day of the month after its due date. If the report isn't filed within 60 days of the due date, the state administratively dissolves the company.

Your registered agent address is the public address on file with the Secretary of State, shared by every company we represent, for lawsuits and state notices. Your suite address belongs to your company alone under a commercial lease and is the address you give your bank, the IRS, vendors and credit applications.

No. A mail plan gives you a Wyoming mailing address and mail handling. A commercial lease documents your company's contractual right to use commercial space. Our packages include both.

Not by itself. A lease does not guarantee a particular tax treatment and does not remove another state's tax or registration requirements. Those depend on where and how your company actually does business. Talk with your tax professional about your situation.

Registered agent service covers state and legal notices only. To receive business mail like bank cards and statements, add a mail plan or choose a package.

USPS requires Form 1583 before a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency can receive mail for your company. It verifies your identity and authorizes us to receive, open and scan your mail. Each company needs its own form.

Yes. Each company has its own mailbox and its own Form 1583. The Legacy Package includes a mailbox for all three companies.

No. Postage is billed at cost on every forward.

No. We accept postcards, letters and large envelopes up to 0.75 inches thick. Packages, boxes, rigid mailers and oversized items aren't accepted.

No. Checks, bank cards and original signed documents are forwarded to you, not scanned. We don't deposit checks or act on your mail.

No. Please forward or shred each item after it is scanned.

Packages, registered agent service, leases and annual mail plans renew each year. Monthly mail plans renew each month. We remind you before a yearly renewal, and you can cancel before it renews. See our Terms of Service.

Yes. Upgrade any company to Mail Plus or Mail Pro at any time and pay only the difference.

No. The Business Package covers one company and the Legacy Package covers three. For two companies, choose two Business Packages.