Two statutes define the registered agent role in Wyoming. W.S. § 17-29-113 obligates every LLC to continuously maintain a registered agent, and W.S. § 17-28-101 defines what that agent and their office must be. Wyoming wrote the second one with unusual precision, and it is worth reading closely before you appoint anyone.
The registered office must be a street address in Wyoming that is a physical location where the registered agent, or a natural person with an agency relationship with the agent, can accept service of process and, in the statute's own words, "is physically present at that location." Someone real has to actually be there. The Secretary of State's form draws the bright lines: a drop box is not acceptable, and a PO box may appear only in addition to the physical address, never instead of it.
W.S. § 17-28-101 recognizes four options:
One route is closed: the LLC cannot appoint itself as its own registered agent.
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Get StartedWyoming builds the agent relationship into formation itself. Under W.S. § 17-29-201(c), the Articles of Organization must arrive with a signed Consent to Appointment by Registered Agent. No consent, no complete filing. Whoever you appoint has to agree in writing before the company exists.
The filing is called the Appointment of New Registered Agent and Office. It carries no form number, it goes to the Secretary of State's Business Division, and the fee is $5. The form itself walks through the details, including the incoming agent's signature.
We hold the registered office and keep a person physically present through business hours, which is precisely what § 17-28-101 asks for. The annual price is $99, it stays $99 at renewal, and it is included for year one when we form your Wyoming LLC for $199. You get:
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Get StartedWyoming's standard exists so that a lawsuit against your LLC always has somewhere real to land. Serve as agent personally and that somewhere is your own address, every business hour of the year. Handing the role to a professional keeps the statute satisfied without chaining anyone to a desk.