Some states require a physical (non-P.O. Box) business address, and many founders — especially non-residents — prefer to keep a home address off public record. Fort Filing offers a business address service to meet both needs.
What Is This Service?
A physical business address you can list on state filings, bank applications, and business cards, with mail receipt and forwarding.
Who Is It For?
Non-resident founders, home-based businesses that prefer privacy, and businesses operating without a dedicated physical office.
What Fort Filing Helps With
What’s Included
- A business address for use on filings and correspondence
- Mail receipt and forwarding
What’s Not Included
- Physical office or coworking space access
- Use as a registered agent address (a related but separate service)
Requirements
Your entity name and a forwarding address or email for mail handling preferences.
Important Notes
Fort Filing is not a government agency, law firm, CPA firm, or bank. We assist with the filing and administrative process only; we do not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice, and we cannot guarantee government approval or processing timelines.
FAQs
Is a business address the same as a registered agent?
No, though they’re related. A registered agent has a specific legal role receiving service of process; a business address is a general-purpose mailing address. Many clients use both together.
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