Stage 1 · Your decisions
What entity, what name, who is involved.
Our services, in detail
Four services for small businesses, carried out at the client's direction.
Program 01 · Typed and submitted correctly
Formation filings
You decide what entity you want and what it should say; we prepare the paperwork accurately and submit it. Most rejected filings are small clerical errors, and avoiding those is the service. Which entity suits you is a question for an attorney or CPA, and we will say so.
Stage 2 · Preparation
Documents typed accurately.
Stage 3 · Filing
Submitted, with state fees stated separately.
Stage 4 · Confirmation
Documents returned to you.
Stage 1 · Appointment
Filed with the state.
Stage 2 · Receipt
Mail and service received.
Stage 3 · Notification
Same day, every time.
Stage 4 · Forwarding
Scanned and sent to you.
Program 02 · Someone actually there
Registered agent service
A registered agent must be available at a Florida street address during business hours, which is awkward for anyone who travels or works from home. We receive service of process and official mail, tell you the same day, and forward it — missing a served document is how default judgments happen.
Program 03 · Before the May deadline
Annual reports & deadline tracking
Florida annual reports are due by 1 May, and missing them leads to a late fee and eventually administrative dissolution. We hold the calendar, remind you early, and file on time. If an entity has already been dissolved, we can prepare the reinstatement paperwork.
Stage 1 · Calendar
Every entity and deadline held.
Stage 2 · Reminder
Weeks ahead, not days.
Stage 3 · Filing
Submitted and confirmed.
Stage 4 · Evidence
Confirmation kept and sent to you.
Stage 1 · What you need
The document and the deadline.
Stage 2 · Preparation
Typed and assembled accurately.
Stage 3 · Notarisation
Identity verified, signature witnessed.
Stage 4 · Copies
Kept and provided to you.
Program 04 · The paperwork nobody wants
Notary & administrative support
Notarial acts by a commissioned Florida notary, plus typing and assembling the documents and forms a small business accumulates. A notary verifies who you are and witnesses your signature — notarisation is not approval of a document's contents, and we do not advise on what you are signing.
Deadline coming up?
A free first call, and an honest answer about whether you need us or an attorney.