To put it simply, yes, you can use a post office box as a business address, as long as you have either your or your registered agent’s address listed on your business license when you registered your Limited Liability Company (LLC).
Legalities and Considerations
- Every state is different, but in general, an LLC can’t use a PO Box or virtual address as its business address or registered agent’s address.
- According to New York law, businesses and entrepreneurs can use virtual office addresses for their official business addresses.
Alternatives and Best Practices
- Registered agent services can accept official documents on behalf of a business.
- Consider using a physical address instead of a PO Box to avoid limitations and complications.
Additional Concerns and Solutions
- Some courier services will not deliver to a PO Box.
- A physical address is required for many government permits and registrations.
Building an LLC can be a complex process but using the right address for your business is critical.