Must the LLC name a registered agent?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
The law underneath: Alaska Stat. § 10.50.055. akleg.gov holds the original, confirmed October 2026
Who qualifies?
An Alaska resident whose business office is the registered office, or a corporation authorized to do business in Alaska whose business office is the registered office.
If you qualify, you can serve yourself at no cost.
How much does an agent cost?
Services we rank charge $99 to $149 each year, which adds up to $297 to $447 over three.
No state fee depends on the agent you name.
What does an agent handle for the LLC?
The agent is the party that signs for lawsuits and state mail addressed to the LLC, at a Alaska street address.
If papers arrive and nobody accepts them, a case can move ahead without the LLC. What is service of process?
Is anything else due every year?
Underneath it all, one filing repeats: the biennial report, every second year, at $100 each time. The state phrases its deadline like this: January 2 of the filing year.
commerce.alaska.gov holds the original, confirmed August 2026
Why is the stack in this order?
On total across three years (34%), Alaska Registered Agent.co comes out ahead.
Two layers carry most of the weight, total across three years (34%) and what is inside the price (29%).
Alaska Registered Agent.co stacks up to $297 over three years, $150 under Mainstay Filing.
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