A professional U.S. or U.K. business address

No. A registered agent (U.S.) or registered office (U.K.) is a legal requirement with a specific role. A virtual business address is a professional mailing address — many founders use both.

Yes — it’s a professional correspondence address you can use for business mail. It is not a leased office and does not imply physical premises.

A registered agent is a legal requirement that receives service of process and state mail. A business address is commercial — it goes on your website, invoices and marketplace listings. Most founders need both, and they are rarely the same address.

It is a genuine street address with mail handling rather than a PO box, which is the distinction that usually matters. Individual platform policies vary and can change, so tell us where you are selling and we will say what we have seen recently.

Everything is scanned the day it arrives and emailed to you. Physical forwarding is available on request, with postage charged at cost.

Letters and small parcels, yes. It is not a warehouse — if you are importing stock you need a fulfilment provider, and we would rather say so than take the order.

Usually not. The registered agent address must satisfy state requirements in the state of formation, which the mailing address may not meet. We will confirm for your specific state before you order.