A Florida business address for your company
Use our street address as your company’s main office and mailing address on state filings. Your home stays off the state’s website, and we scan your mail to you.
What goes on the public record
Every address on the filing
Anyone can look up your company on the state’s website for free and see each address listed.
Email you send the state
Florida law makes email sent to the state a public record. Anyone can request it.
Past filings stay up
Changing an address later doesn’t erase it. Every past filing stays on the state’s website, old address included.
Can I use a virtual address for my LLC in Florida?
Yes, for two of the three addresses on a Florida filing. All three are public, so to keep your home off the state’s website completely, use our address for all three. The third is the registered agent.
Three steps to set up your virtual mailbox
- YouWhen you order
Tell us about the company
Give us the company name and where to send your mail.
- UsAt filing
Our address goes on record
We add it when you form the company or on your next annual report.
- UsEvery day
Your mail comes to you
We scan each piece and send it to you, and forward the paper if you need it.
Our prices, with the state fee where applicable
Mail is counted by the year, not the month. Nothing renews unless you choose it.
Common questions about a Florida virtual mailbox
Does the IRS accept a virtual address?
The IRS asks for a mailing address when you apply for an EIN, and it publishes no rule against a mailbox address.
Will banks accept a virtual address?
Federal rules ask banks for a street address, not a P.O. box. Each bank sets its own policy on mailbox addresses, so ask yours before you open the account.
Get your Florida virtual mailbox
Put our Florida street address on your filings. We scan your mail and send it to you.