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Registered agent in Delaware (2026)

Delaware ZIP codes begin with 197-199. Required: every LLC needs an agent with an in-state street address Mainstay Filing, our best overall pick, serves Delaware at $149 a year; the state fee to change agents is $50.

  • Delaware rules checked October 20, 2026

Delaware agent requirements

Requirement
Required. The LLC itself, a Delaware resident, or a business entity formed in Delaware or authorized to do business there.
Agent address
The address has to be a registered office in Delaware. An entity agent keeps a business office there that is generally open; an individual agent has to be generally present there. A virtual office or mail-forwarding service alone does not qualify.
ZIP code prefixes
197-199
Change-of-agent fee
$50
Statute
6 Del. C. § 18-104
Filing office
Delaware Secretary of State
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Checked October 20, 2026.

Providers with a published Delaware price

ProviderYear 1Renewal
Mainstay Filing$149$149
IncParadise$89$89
CorpNet$149$149
Northwest Registered Agent$125$125
ZenBusiness$99$199
Bizee$149$149
LegalZoom$249$249

Questions

Who can be a registered agent in Delaware?

The LLC itself, a Delaware resident, or a business entity formed in Delaware or authorized to do business there.

What address must a Delaware registered agent have?

The address has to be a registered office in Delaware. An entity agent keeps a business office there that is generally open; an individual agent has to be generally present there. A virtual office or mail-forwarding service alone does not qualify.

What does it cost to change registered agents in Delaware?

The state charges $50 to file the change (6 Del. C. § 18-104).

Which ZIP codes are in Delaware?

Delaware ZIP codes begin with 197-199. The ZIP code tells you the state; the agent rules above apply in all of them.

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