How to Get a Registered Agent in Utah (2026): 6 Steps and the 3 Best Agents
Lesson answer for Utah in 2026: if you want help with a registered agent, use Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), UT Registered Agent.org ($99 a year) and Utah Registered Agent.co ($99 a year), in that order. The lesson then takes 6 steps: the rule, who qualifies, the address and putting the agent on file.
Company prices as published on November 12, 2026. Utah bills the same either way.
Step-by-step lesson
Step1
Step 1: Read Utah's agent rule
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Official source: Source: le.utah.gov, confirmed October 2026
Step2
Step 2: See who qualifies as agent
A commercial registered agent listed with the state, a noncommercial agent (an individual or entity), or the holder of a named position in the company. (Utah Code § 16-17-203)
Step3
Step 3: Use a qualifying address
The address has to be an actual street address or rural route box number in Utah. A P.O. box can follow the street address but cannot replace it.
TipOur picks all provide the Utah office address.
Step4
Step 4: Choose between serving yourself and hiring one
Serving yourself is allowed when you qualify; hiring one of our picks runs $99 to $149 yearly.
Step5
Step 5: List the agent with the state
Name the agent in the Certificate of Organization; for an existing LLC, the change is filed with the Utah Secretary of State.
Your registered agent receives the state's mail about the Annual Report/Renewal, which costs $18 every year and is due last day of the entity's anniversary month.