If you are in need of a registered agent in Hawaii, URS Agents, LLC can assist you. We have a physical office address in Hawaii where we will receive Service of Process and official notices on behalf of your company and promptly forward to you for handling. Service of Process includes any type of legal notice or proceeding. Other official notices that we may receive include annual report notices, tax notices, and other government communications. These matters are often time sensitive, so selecting a reputable registered agent who will quickly forward these documents to you is extremely important. URS Agents, LLC provides this service every day for companies just like yours. You can rest assured that we will provide professional and efficient registered agent service as well as extraordinary customer service.
Hawaii statutes dictate that businesses registered with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) appoint a registered agent who is available during regular business hours to accept service of process and other notices and documents on behalf of the business. URS Agents, LLC can fulfill these requirements for you not only in Hawaii, but in any other state where you plan to register. We have a nationwide network of registered offices and a knowledgeable staff of compliance specialists who understand the filing requirements in each state.
If you are already registered in Hawaii and would like to change the registered agent you have on file, we can help with that as well. We will even perform a free status check on your entity, take care of the filing with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, and absorb the filing fee!
Contact URS Agents, LLC and Get Started Now!
Call us today at 800-567-4397 with any questions you may have or to set up service. You may also select the Request Services or Get a Quote button on this page. Our friendly representatives are happy to assist you. We look forward to hearing from you!
A "Domestic" LLC will be a limited liability company organized in Hawaii by filing the Articles of Organization for Limited Liability Company, Form LLC-1.
The name of the company must contain the words "Limited Liability Company," or the abbreviation "LLC," or "L.L.C."
Hawaii offers several options for filing. Their forms can be filled out online and submitted for filing by mail, fax, or over-the-counter. Paper filings must be typewritten or printed and signed in black ink. They also offer an online filing option with instant submittals and receipts.
The fee for the Articles of Organization is $50. There is an expedited option for an additional $25. They charge an additional $1.00 State Archive Fee.
Every domestic and foreign limited liability company registered with the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) has an annual report requirement. It is due every year by the last day of the anniversary quarter of your registration. For instance, if you registered between January 1 and March 31 (1st quarter), your annual report would be due on or before March 31 of each year. The DCCA will mail a postcard to alert you that your annual report is due. There is an online filing option and even an option to file with your mobile device. There is a $15 fee for the report.
Penalties will be imposed for late filing and if the annual report is not filed for a period of two years, the LLC may be terminated.
A "Foreign" LLC will be a limited liability company that was organized in another state and that wishes to register and conduct business in Hawaii. You will file the Application for Certificate of Authority for Foreign Limited Liability Company, Form FLLC-1.
What else do I need to include?An original Certificate of Existence or Certificate of Good Standing from the state of organization must also be included. This must be dated within 60 days of the filing to Hawaii.
Filing Fees and Options
Hawaii offers several options for filing. Their forms can be filled out online and submitted for filing by mail, fax, or over-the-counter. Paper filings must be typewritten or printed and signed in black ink. They also offer an online filing option with instant submittals and receipts.
The fee for the Application for Certificate of Authority is $50. There is an expedited option for an additional $25. They charge an additional $1.00 State Archive Fee.
Every domestic and foreign limited liability company registered with the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) has an annual report requirement. It is due every year by the last day of the anniversary quarter of your registration. For instance, if you registered between January 1 and March 31 (1st quarter), your annual report would be due on or before March 31 of each year. The DCCA will mail a postcard to alert you that your annual report is due. There is an online filing option and even an option to file with your mobile device. There is a $15 fee for the report.
Penalties will be imposed for late filing and if the annual report is not filed for a period of two years, the LLC may be terminated.
A "Domestic" corporation will be incorporated in Hawaii by filing the Articles of Incorporation, Form DC-1. The name of the company must contain one of the following words or abbreviations: "Corporation," "Incorporated," "Limited," "Corp.," Inc.," or "Ltd."
Filing Fees and Options
Hawaii offers several options for filing. Their forms can be filled out online and submitted for filing by mail, fax, or over-the-counter. Paper filings must be typewritten or printed and signed in black ink. They also offer an online filing option with instant submittals and receipts.
The fee for the Articles of Incorporation is $50. There is an expedited option for an additional $25. They charge an additional $1.00 State Archive Fee.
Every domestic and foreign corporation registered with the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) has an annual report requirement. It is due every year by the last day of the anniversary quarter of your registration. For instance, if you registered between January 1 and March 31 (1st quarter), your annual report would be due on or before March 31 of each year. The DCCA will mail a postcard to alert you that your annual report is due. There is an online filing option and even an option to file with your mobile device. There is a $15 fee for the report.
Penalties will be imposed for late filing and if the annual report is not filed for a period of two years, the corporation may be involuntarily dissolved.
A "Foreign" corporation will be a corporation that was organized in another state and that wishes to register and conduct business in Hawaii. You will file the Application for Certificate of Authority for Foreign Corporation, Form FC-1.
What else do I need to include?A Certificate of Existence or Certificate of Good Standing from the state of incorporation must also be included. This must be dated within 60 days of the filing to Hawaii.
Filing Fees and Options
Hawaii offers several options for filing. Their forms can be filled out online and submitted for filing by mail, fax, or over-the-counter. Paper filings must be typewritten or printed and signed in black ink. They also offer an online filing option with instant submittals and receipts.
The fee for the Certificate of Authority is $50. There is an expedited option for an additional $25. They charge an additional $1.00 State Archive Fee.
Every domestic and foreign corporation registered with the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) has an annual report requirement. It is due every year by the last day of the anniversary quarter of your registration. For instance, if you registered between January 1 and March 31 (1st quarter), your annual report would be due on or before March 31 of each year. The DCCA will mail a postcard to alert you that your annual report is due. There is an online filing option and even an option to file with your mobile device. There is a $15 fee for the report.
Penalties will be imposed for late filing and if the annual report is not filed for a period of two years, the corporation may be involuntarily dissolved.
