How to resign as the registered agent in Missouri

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Missouri Secretary of State registered agent resignation form and filing instructions

How to resign as registered agent in Missouri:

To resign as registered agent in Missouri, you must provide the completed Statement of Resignation of Registered Agent form “Corp. 59B” - along with a copy of the letter sent to notify the company of your resignation. It can be sent to the Secretary of State by mail, fax or delivered in person.

Do you have to notify the Missouri entity you’re serving as registered agent for before you resign or after?

Yes, you must notify them in writing and send a copy of that letter to the Secretary of State.

Is there a fee to resign as the Missouri registered agent for a corporation, LLC, or other business entity?

There is a $10 fee required in Missouri to resign as registered agent. Expedited service is not available.

How long will it take the state to process the Missouri resignation of registered agent filing?

Normal Processing: 4-6 working days, plus additional time for return mailing. 
Fax Processing: 4-6 working days, plus additional time for return mailing.
In-Person Processing: Normally same day service, plus additional time for return mailing.
Expedite Processing: Not available, for fastest processing without a personal trip – fax your paperwork to the St. Louis regional office at: (314) 340-7500 with a cover letter that includes your billing information. Once processed, you will receive a confirmation copy of the change by mail. You will also be able to print a copy directly from their website.

How long do you still have to serve as the registered agent after the filing? In other words, how long will you have to legally accept service of process after you’ve resigned as agent?

Missouri Code 351.376, states that a statement of resignation takes effect thirty (30) days after it is filed If a company is administratively dissolved, it does not terminate the authority of its registered agent, unless a Statement of Resignation of Registered Agent form is filed. The same goes for a company that has its status revoked. In either case, the resident agent can resign by completing the Statement of Resignation of Registered Agent form requirements.

What Missouri agency do you have to resign with?

Corporations Division
PO Box 778 / 600 W. Main St., Rm. 322
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone: (537) 751-4153
Toll Free 1-866-223-6535
Website:

St Louis
U.S. Customs House & Old Post Office Building
815 Olive Street, Suite 210
St Louis, MO 63101
(314) 340-7490
Fax: (314) 340-7500

Kansas City
State Office Bldg Ste 513
615 E 13th St
Kansas City, MO 64106
(816) 889-2925
Fax: (816)-889-2879

Northwest Registered Agent Service, Inc.
Agent#  F00914266
Lee's Summit, MO 64086
Jackson County
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