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South Carolina Registered Agent Service

South Carolina Registered Agent service by Northwest Registered Agent service for $125.00 a year, or we'll match any competitors' price if you'll use our services for more than 1 year.

INFO ON HOW TO INCORPORATE IN SOUTH CAROLINA, OR REGISTER YOUR OUT OF STATE BUSINESS:

To incorporate in South Carolina, there are a few things you should understand. Your South Carolina registered agent will need to sign your filing. All business entities are required to keep and maintain a South Carolina registered agent. The filings do not need an original inked signature by your agent or yourself. Most filings should be mailed into the State.

There are no annual reports due from the South Carolina Secretary of State, just from the dept. of revenue. You must submit your initial revenue annual report at the time of initial filing. That is why corporations cost $135.00 instead of $110.00 for LLC's. Your revenue report will be due 3.5 months after your fiscal year end, or March 15th for most normal businesses. You will also have to pay 5% of your net income with the $25.00 filing fee.

It costs $10.00 to change your South Carolina registered agent and can be done at any time. If you would like to switch to Northwest registered agent, we will prepare the filing and file for you.

Domestic corporations need a South Carolina licensed attorney's signature on the filing. We can have our South Carolina Attorney sign your filing for $150.00. This does not constitute any legal advice or a relationship with our attorney, but this is way cheaper than you will find anywhere else. It will take about 1-3 days to get the signed filing back to you. Domestic corporations cost $135.00 to file with the South Carolina Secretary of State.

Domestic South Carolina LLC's do not need an attorney signature and cost $110.00. Foreign LLC's also cost $110.00.

Foreign corporations cost $220.00 total to file.

Foreign entities need a certificate of status or existence from their home state of incorporation dated within 30 days.


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