To become a registered agent in New Hampshire you must:
- Be over 18
- Have a New Hampshire street address
- Have the business you’re representing list your name and address on their formation or change of registered agent documents.
To change your registered agent in New Hampshire, file a Statement of Change of Registered Agent with the Secretary of State and pay the $15 fee. You can change your registered agent to yourself if you are a New Hampshire resident with an in-state street address.
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- Meet eligibility requirements
- Submit the application, forms, and $75 fee to the Secretary of State
- Take the oath, buy a seal, and journal
- Familiarize yourself with notarial laws and best practices
It takes 8-10 weeks to become a notary public.
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How Much Does a Registered Agent Cost in NH?
- Costs may vary; a standard filing fee for changing a registered agent is $15.
Can I Use Myself as a Registered Agent?
- Yes, as long as you are over 18 and have a New Hampshire street address.