Is a registered agent required?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Statute: Conn. Gen. Stat. § 34-243n. peek at cga.ct.gov, confirmed October 2026
Who qualifies?
A Connecticut resident, or a business entity formed in Connecticut or registered there. The agent signs to accept the appointment.
If you qualify, you can serve yourself at no cost.
What is inside an agent's price?
$99 to $149 annually, $297 to $447 in total across three years.
No state fee depends on the agent you name.
Why does the state want an agent?
Whatever legal paper is meant for the LLC in Connecticut goes to the agent, who passes it along.
What matters is that nothing important sits unnoticed while you are away. Service of process, unpacked
What does the LLC owe the state each year?
Underneath it all, one filing repeats: the annual report, every year, at $80 each time. The state phrases its deadline like this: on or before March 31.
peek at business.ct.gov, confirmed October 2026
Why is the stack in this order?
On total across three years (34%), CT Registered Agent.org comes out ahead.
Five layers set the order: total across three years (34%), what is inside the price (29%), price laid out in the open (14%), how the renewal behaves (12%) and how far it reaches (11%).
CT Registered Agent.org stacks up to $297 over three years, $150 under Mainstay Filing.
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