Serving Corporations
Corporations that conduct business across multiple states must comply with each jurisdiction’s filing, reporting, and registered agent requirements. Every state requires corporations to maintain a registered agent with a physical business address for receiving official mail, government correspondence, and service of process.
RASi helps businesses meet these obligations through nationwide registered agent coverage and complete filing solutions. We support regulatory compliance for corporations, keeping every entity in good standing with each secretary of state. Whether your organization is a corporation or LLC, RASi helps prevent fines and penalties so you can focus on daily business operations with confidence.
RASi helps businesses meet these obligations through nationwide registered agent coverage and complete filing solutions. We support regulatory compliance for corporations, keeping every entity in good standing with each secretary of state. Whether your organization is a corporation or LLC, RASi helps prevent fines and penalties so you can focus on daily business operations with confidence.
RASi’s technology and nationwide network make compliance simpler for corporations of every size. Through Corpliance® and other online tools, clients can manage multiple business entities, track deadlines, and handle filings across jurisdictions. This platform simplifies transparency and reporting requirements, helping corporations stay compliant with both state and international regulations.
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Online Corporate Entity Management Software for All Clients
RASi provides every client with complimentary access to Corpliance®, our secure online compliance platform. Corpliance® helps you organize important documents, monitor annual report due dates, and manage all your filings in one dashboard.Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)
The Corporate Transparency Act (the "CTA") was enacted by Congress in January 2021 and requires entities to file a beneficial ownership information report with The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ("FinCEN"), a division of the Treasury Department. CTAComply™, our secure compliance management platform, allows users to easily comply with the CTA obligations by managing Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) for your associated companies.
Offering Extensive Support
In addition to registered agent service, RASi supports UCC and lien filings, tax and judgment liens, and other litigation records with precise reporting. We also handle business licensing, DBA filings, annual report preparation, and document retrieval, so corporations can focus on core business operations while we manage filings and regulatory compliance requirements.By leveraging RASi’s advanced technological solutions and extensive service offerings, corporations can enhance operational efficiency and reduce compliance risks.
What to Expect from RASi
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Service Excellence: A dedicated, experienced team provides fast answers and accurate guidance
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Compliance Management: RASi provides tools and workflows that help track due dates, file annual reports, and meet each state’s regulatory compliance requirements.
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Adaptability: One source for expanding into new states and managing additional entities as your business grows.
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Global Coverage: Support across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and 160+ international jurisdictions.
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Peace of Mind: Reliable handling of official mail and service of process to help avoid fines and penalties.
Ready to simplify compliance? Contact RASi today to learn how we can help your corporation maintain compliance and stay in good standing nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a registered agent for a corporation?
A registered agent is the official contact authorized to receive service of process, compliance notices, and state correspondence on behalf of a corporation.
Why do corporations need a registered agent in each state?
All states require a registered agent with a physical address in the state where a corporation conducts business, ensuring delivery of legal and government documents.
What happens if a corporation does not maintain a registered agent?
Corporations risk missed deadlines, fines and penalties, and potential loss of good standing with the secretary of state.