Every Delaware LLC must maintain a registered agent with a physical Delaware street address to receive legal service and state mail. Anonymousllc.co provides Delaware registered agent service at $100/year, included free in year one of any formation package and renewing at $100/year thereafter. The registered agent's address appears on the public record instead of the owner's, which is the mechanism that keeps a Delaware LLC anonymous. This page covers what the agent does, what is included, pricing, and how to switch an existing Delaware LLC to Anonymousllc.co.
A Delaware registered agent is the official point of contact for state and legal correspondence: service of process, state notices, franchise-tax reminders, and tax notices. The agent must have a physical Delaware street address and be available during business hours. The address must be a real street address in Delaware, not a PO Box, because process servers deliver lawsuits there in person. When the agent receives a document, it forwards the item to the owner the same day. The registered agent is a Delaware legal requirement for every LLC, and the state will not accept a formation without one listed. The agent is also where the state sends the annual franchise-tax notice, so a reliable agent keeps the owner informed of the June 1 deadline as well as any legal matter.
Using Anonymousllc.co as registered agent keeps the founder's personal address off public records, because the Delaware filing shows the Anonymousllc.co office instead of the owner's home. This is the practical mechanism behind Delaware LLC anonymity. Delaware is one of four US states that keep members and managers off public state records, alongside Wyoming, New Mexico, and Nevada. The Certificate of Formation lists only the registered agent, so with a commercial agent the owner's name and address appear nowhere on the public database. The agent absorbs the exposure of being the public contact so the founder does not have to. For founders who work from home, this also means no process server ever appears at the front door and no home address circulates in the public business registry.
Yes, a founder can serve as their own Delaware registered agent with a physical Delaware address and availability during business hours. Most owners use a commercial agent instead to keep their address off public records. Acting as your own agent puts your home or office address on the public Certificate of Formation and makes you the person served with lawsuits in person, at work or at home. A non-resident cannot serve as their own agent because there is no Delaware address. A commercial agent solves both problems for $100/year, which is why it is the standard choice. Serving as your own agent also ties you to Delaware business hours: if you move, travel, or change offices, you must file a change with the state, whereas a commercial agent gives the LLC a stable, permanent point of contact.
Delaware registered agent service includes a Delaware street address for service of process, mail scanning and forwarding, franchise-tax deadline reminders, compliance notifications, and franchise-tax filing on request. It is a complete compliance service, not just an address. When state mail or a legal document arrives, the team scans it and forwards it the same day, so a founder abroad never misses a notice. The service tracks the June 1 franchise-tax deadline and submits the $300 payment on request. This bundles the two recurring Delaware obligations, the agent and the franchise tax, into one relationship. Digital forwarding means a founder in any time zone reads a scanned notice within hours rather than waiting on international post, which is what makes a US LLC practical to run from abroad.
Delaware registered agent service costs $100/year flat through Anonymousllc.co, included free in year one of any formation package and renewing at $100/year afterward. Standalone service, without formation, is also $100/year. There is no tiered pricing or per-document charge; the $100 covers the address, mail handling, and deadline tracking for the year. The standalone option suits an owner who already holds a Delaware LLC and wants to move the registered agent to keep their address private or to get more reliable forwarding than their current agent provides. The rate holds steady year to year, so the ongoing cost of a Delaware registered agent is predictable and easy to budget alongside the $300 franchise tax.
Switch a Delaware registered agent by filing a Statement of Change with the Delaware Division of Corporations, which can be done at any time. Anonymousllc.co handles the entire switch for $100 plus any state fee. An owner switches to keep their personal address off the record when a prior agent listed it, or to get reliable same-day forwarding. The change takes effect once Delaware accepts the Statement of Change. The team prepares and files the form and confirms the update, so the LLC never has a gap in registered agent coverage during the transition.
If a Delaware registered agent cannot be served, the state can move the LLC out of good standing and the owner can lose lawsuits by default because notice was never received. Reliable agent service is core compliance, not a formality. A missed service of process means a court case can proceed without the owner knowing, ending in a default judgment. A lapsed agent also blocks the LLC from receiving franchise-tax notices, compounding into penalties. Anonymousllc.co maintains continuous coverage and same-day forwarding so neither a lawsuit nor a state notice slips through.
Yes. Anonymousllc.co registered agent service tracks the June 1 Delaware franchise-tax deadline and submits the $300 payment on request as part of the $100/year service. Clients opt into automatic filing so the deadline is never missed. Delaware LLCs file no annual report, so the $300 franchise tax is the only recurring state obligation, and bundling it into the registered agent relationship means one yearly touchpoint keeps the LLC in good standing. The team confirms each payment, giving the owner a record of good standing without watching the Delaware calendar.
Yes, and that is the entire point. The registered agent's Delaware address is public on the Certificate of Formation, which is exactly what keeps the owner's home or business address off the record. By listing the Anonymousllc.co office as the public contact, the founder's personal address never has to appear on any Delaware filing. The registered office address is the only location a member of the public can tie to the LLC, and it leads to the agent, not the owner. Anyone searching the state database sees the agent, not the owner. This deliberate substitution of a commercial address for a personal one is how a Delaware LLC stays anonymous while still meeting the legal requirement for a public point of contact.
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