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Why Should You Choose NCP As Your registered agent?

Nevada requires all entities to have a registered agent whose responsibility (among others) is to accept proper service of legal documents for its client. According to the State of Nevada under Nevada Revised Statue 78.090 “…every registered agent must have a street address for the service of process, and may have a separate mailing address such as a post office box, which may be different from the street address. All legal process and demand or notice authorized by law to be served upon a corporation may be served upon the registered agent of the corporation in the manner provided in subsection 2 of NRS 14.020. …”

Picture yourself in this scenario:

You’re a savvy, forward-thinking businessperson with a blossoming company. You’ve decided to take that crucial step and form a corporate or LLC entity. You’ve done your homework, chosen the best entity for your situation, and decided to use the services of a registered agent. You’ve found an inexpensive service (because after all, they’re only there to forward “stuff” to you, and it never hurts to save a buck, right?) Things are humming along like clockwork.

On Monday morning, you walk into your office… and there’s a subpoena sitting front and center on your blotter.

Life as you knew it has just turned on a dime. In the ensuing days, filled with lawyers, court appearances, paperwork – and hefty legal fees – you discover that despite all the careful steps you’ve taken to protect your company, the Plaintiff’s attorney seems to already know more about your internal, confidential business than you do. As you investigate the leak, you find that your registered agent has inadvertently slipped out just enough information about your company to get that attorney rolling. You feel angry, overwhelmed, and out of control.

Think it won’t happen to you? Think again. It happens every day. And in a disturbing number of cases it never had to happen at all if your registered agent had known how to properly and legally protect you.

Your registered agent is Your Gatekeeper

It’s critical that your registered agent knows how to handle inquiries on behalf of your entity. Any Registered Agent Service should know the rules. But even if they do, many companies don’t train ALL their employees in the critical skill of how to handle inquiries. And it only takes one – the well-meaning new phone receptionist… the enthusiastic young file clerk… the temp called in to cover for your secretary, out with the flu.

NCP Knows the Ropes, and We Ensure that Every Last Employee Does, too.

We conscientiously train each and every employee in how to handle:

Subpoenas from in-state and out-of-state companies;

Calls from the IRS;

Calls from collection agencies

Calls from disgruntled attorneys;

Written complaints ;

Visitors making inquires to or about your company.

Just a Few of The Many Ways NCP Protects You Are…

A subpoena must have an ORDER from the state of Nevada before we can accept it. If a subpoena regarding one of NCP’s clients is issued by the Federal Court, we must accept it. However, that does not mean that the service was effective. When we make a copy and forward to the client (via certified, return-receipt mail), we advise him/her to check with an attorney to make sure that the service was proper.

Complaints are forwarded to you, the client. Extraneous information about our client is never given to the complainant.

If NCP receives a phone inquiry regarding a client, information is never given out to anyone without the client’s express permission. NCP merely takes a message for the client, then follows up later to determine whether the client wants to provide information to the caller.

A subpoena is merely forwarded to the client. Information about our client is never released to the server, regardless of improper or persistent questions.

If NCP is subpoenaed for records, we release only what is specifically demanded by the subpoena.

As you can see, NCP ensures that as your registered agent, our employees are well trained to protect you. But that’s not all.

NCP Clients Reap Even More Rewards

Here are some other FREE services that NCP provides when you invest in our Registered Agent Services:

A monthly newsletter (via e-mail) to all clients

Access to NCP’s comprehensive “Members Only” Section on our website. Included in this section:

Important information on business strategies and tax information;

Hundreds of legal and tax forms, with audio and written descriptions for both U.S. and Canadian law;

Requirements in all 50 states for LLCs, S Corps, and C Corps, presented in a convenient map format;

Important tax reminders for your entity at the end of the tax year;

A checklist for new businesses;

FREE, downloadable Resolutions for both LLC’s and Corporations.

Great customer service with a knowledgeable staff

Other important e-mail updates with crucial business information for your company, delivered throughout the year.

NCP’s Registered Agent Service is a 12-month service. If you’d like to switch to NCP from your current Registered Agent Service, just call us for the steps and fees involved.