Do I have to name a registered agent?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Statute: Conn. Gen. Stat. § 34-243n. cga.ct.gov · October 2026 · checked
Who is allowed to be the agent?
A Connecticut resident, or a business entity formed in Connecticut or registered there. The agent signs to accept the appointment.
An owner who meets the rule may be the agent with no charge from the state.
What will I pay an agent?
$99 to $149 a year with the services we'd use, or $297 to $447 across three years.
State fees don't move with your choice of agent.
What does the agent handle?
It's the address in Connecticut where court papers and state letters get delivered for your LLC.
What matters is that nothing important goes unnoticed while you're out. Service of process, translated
What else will the state bill each year?
Mostly the annual report, once a year, at $80. The state's due date: on or before March 31. Jot that down early.
business.ct.gov · October 2026 · checked
Why did the first pick win?
Cost across three years, worth 33%, put CT Registered Agent.org first.
33% of the score is cost across three years, 31% is work taken off your hands, and three smaller checks split ties.
CT Registered Agent.org comes out at $297 for three years, $150 below Mainstay Filing.
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