We no longer provide a list of registered agents. NOTE: You can, as an individual, act as your own registered agent if you have an Idaho physical address. Or, you may use another legal business entity who is filed with our office with an Idaho physical address, but not your own entity. There is typically…
Registered Agent Information
Statutes Idaho statutes governing registered agents Title 30, Chapter 21, Part 4 One of the duties of a registered agent is to have an individual available during normal business hours at the registered agent’s street address to accept service of process and other notices and documents for your business. NOTE: If the Secretary of State’s…
Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy The Idaho Secretary of State’s office maintains this web site as a public service. Please keep in mind, however, that official business conducted with our office is governed by Idaho’s Public Records Law and is subject to disclosure. You can view the Idaho Public Records Law Manual (PDF) on the Idaho Attorney General’s…
Civic Resources
Publications & Idaho Code Commission
Publications Business Entities Business Entity Publications Notary Public Notary Public Act Handbook (including application) [PDF] Trademark † Trademark Statutes Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) 34.05.01 – RULES GOVERNING FARM PRODUCTS CENTRAL FILING SYSTEM https://adminrules.idaho.gov/rules/current/34/340501.pdf 34.05.02 – RULES GOVERNING LIENS IN CROPS FOR SEED OR LIENS IN CROPS FOR FARM LABOR https://adminrules.idaho.gov/rules/current/34/340502.pdf 34.05.03 – REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION…
Will Registry
Notaries, Apostilles, & Authentications
Corp – FAQ
Choosing your Business Entity type FAQs about Business Entities FAQs about Assumed Business Names (ABN’s) Questions about Contractor Registration? (link is to Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licenses) Looking for a certificate of existence? Payment Options for Filings & Services
Fraudulent Lien Filing is Illegal
The Idaho Secretary of State’s office is responsible for filing UCC Financing Statements. This type of “lien” simply makes public notice that a financial agreement is in place. These filings benefit Idaho’s business community, and the general public, by allowing for better-informed lending decisions.