Alabama Registered Agent Service
Every Alabama LLC and corporation is required by law to maintain a registered agent with a physical in-state address. Geaux File is your local Alabama registered agent — AI-operated, always compliant.
per year
Gadsden, AL address
Alabama Registered Agent Requirements
The Alabama Business and Nonprofit Entities Code (Ala. Code § 10A-5A-5.02 for LLCs, § 10A-2A-5.01 for corporations) sets the requirements for registered agents. Failure to maintain a valid agent can result in administrative dissolution.
Physical Street Address
Must be a physical address in Alabama — no P.O. Boxes. The address becomes public record with the Secretary of State.
Business Hours Availability
Agent must be available to receive documents during normal business hours, Monday–Friday. Absence creates compliance risk.
Consent to Appointment
The agent must consent to the appointment. They accept legal responsibility for timely document handling.
Maintained Continuously
You must have a registered agent at all times. Gaps in coverage can trigger administrative dissolution.
Using your home address as your registered agent?
Your registered agent address is a public record on the Alabama SOS website — searchable by anyone. Many business owners switch to a professional agent to keep their home address private.
How Geaux File Works as Your Alabama Registered Agent
Purchase
$49/year. Secure checkout. Receive portal access instantly by email.
Update SOS
We provide your official Alabama RA address. File a change with the SOS or use it on your new formation.
We Stand Watch
Documents arrive at our Alabama address. AI-operated system processes and forwards them same-day.
You Stay Compliant
Access all documents in your portal. Automated reminders keep your annual filings on track.
Everything Included at $49/year
- Physical Alabama street address (Gadsden, AL)
- Receipt and forwarding of all official state mail
- Same-day digital forwarding for service of process
- Secure document portal — 24/7 access to your filings
- Annual compliance reminders — 60 and 30 days out
- Alabama Secretary of State address on file
- Registered agent change paperwork handled
- AI-operated compliance monitoring — always on
Alabama Business Compliance Facts
| Governing Law (LLC) | Ala. Code § 10A-5A-5.02 |
| Governing Law (Corp) | Ala. Code § 10A-2A-5.01 |
| Annual Report / BPT Due | March 15 (Corporations) · April 15 (LLCs) |
| Business Privilege Tax | $100 minimum (varies by net worth) |
| Secretary of State | Alabama Secretary of State |
| SOS Website | sos.alabama.gov |
| Geaux File RA Address | Gadsden, Alabama (Etowah County) |
| Service Price | $49/year (our fee, state fees separate) |
Alabama Registered Agent — Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the role of a registered agent in Alabama?
Can I be my own registered agent in Alabama?
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How do I change my registered agent in Alabama?
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Registered Agent in Other States
Geaux File serves multiple states. If your business operates across state lines, we can serve as registered agent in each state you're registered in.
$49/year · Annual report due June 1 · Physical LA address.
$49/year · Annual report due April 15 · Physical MS address.
See the full list of states where Geaux File provides registered agent services.
Alabama Business Resources
Understand your legal obligation and what a registered agent actually does for your business.
Step-by-step guide to forming your Alabama LLC — including registered agent requirements.
We prepare and file your Alabama annual report and Business Privilege Tax return on time.
Alabama registered agent — handled.
$49/year. Physical Alabama address. AI-operated compliance monitoring. Portal access in minutes.
Get My Alabama Registered Agent — $49/yrGeaux File provides registered agent and administrative filing services only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Alabama Business Privilege Tax and state filing fees are separate and due to the Alabama Department of Revenue and Secretary of State.