When Registering LLC or C-Corp - Does One Put Personal Address or Registered Agent's Address
You will still need an address outside of the Registered Agent. One should NOT solely use a Registered Agent's address for the reasons explained in this article:
We suggest a virtual office address as this gives the impression that you have more square footage and can therefore claim more employees.
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