You might be asking if you can use a USPS street address as your business address if you run a small business or a limited liability corporation (LLC). The short answer is yes, provided you meet the conditions listed below.
Through the USPS Street Addressing Service (SAS), LLCs and small businesses can use a street address rather than a PO Box as their postal address. You must rent a mailbox from a USPS-approved mailbox vendor, like The UPS Store or Mail Boxes Etc., in order to use SAS. You can utilize the street address provided by the mailbox provider as your company’s address.
A member of an LLC is referred to as the owner. Individuals or other companies may join as members. One or more people may be members of an LLC. Due to their flexibility in management and taxation, LLCs are popular among small business owners because they offer liability protection.
Yes, an LLC may have up to two members (owners). LLCs may have an unlimited number of members, who may be either private citizens or other companies. Can a Manager of an LLC Open a Bank Account, Likewise?
Yes, an LLC manager may open a bank account on the LLC’s behalf. However, as specified in the operating agreement of the LLC, the manager must have the power to do so. The ownership, management, and operational policies of the LLC are described in the operating agreement, a legal document.
A registered agent chosen by an LLC or entity to accept legal documents on its behalf is known as a BOC-3 process agent. You must register with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and get a USDOT number in order to work as a BOC-3 process agent. The registration cost is $50, and you can register online or by mail. Once you’ve registered, you’ll need to give the FMCSA your contact information and update it if anything changes.
Finally, as long as the LLC rents a mailbox from a USPS-approved mailbox provider, USPS street addressing may be used for LLCs. LLC managers who possess the authority specified in the operating agreement may open bank accounts on behalf of the LLC, which may have one or more members as owners. It’s necessary to register with the FMCSA and receive a USDOT number in order to work as a BOC-3 process agent.