If Mr [redacted] has a record of his offer to MsP [redacted] I would be happy to review itI ran a detailed search of her emails and could not locate the offer mentioned
We appreciate the opportunity to address our client’s concernsMr [redacted] has a business called [redacted] in ** that has a filing status of Administratively DissolvedThis means that, per [redacted] code 14-11-603: (3) A limited liability company administratively dissolved continues its existence but may not carry on any business except that necessary to wind up and liquidate its business and affairsWinding up the business of a limited liability company administratively dissolved may include, without limitation, the limited liability company proceeding, at any time after the effective date of the administrative dissolution, in accordance with Code Sections 14-11-and 14-11-The administrative dissolution of a limited liability company does not terminate the authority of its registered agent.As we have explained over the years to Mr***, we are legally compelled to represent his entity as long as we are providing Registered Agent Service to his entityHe will need to change the agent to cancel the serviceWe send a letter with each invoice advising our clients of the filing requirements to cancel service if they so chooseA copy of the letter has been uploadedMr [redacted] has seven unpaid invoices and has received the cancellation outline at least seven times in the mailHe has also discussed his account at length with several of our representatives over the years, who explained the cancellation policy to himEventually we had no other recourse but to send his account to an outside collection agencyWe are happy to work with him if he would like to call our office but the Registered Agent Service does need to be cancelled to halt future invoicingThank you
Since providing Registered Agent Service compels us legally to be available on behalf of the business entities we represent, we must be removed from the public record before we can close out accountsWe understand that the cancellation policy can be confusing for clients and have taken several measures to help ease the processIn addition to explicitly outlining the requirements for cancellation in the Terms of Service, which all customers much sign and agree to before opening their accounts, we send a detailed letter which each invoice advising clients to contact us right away if they do not wish to renew their serviceThe letter also outlines the same three ways to cancel that are listed in the TermsWe don't have a record of a call from Mr [redacted] last year but had he called in we would have gone over these same optionsAttached is a copy of the public record showing Mr [redacted] business continues to list [redacted] (our Registered Agent Service provider)Also attached is the electronically signed Terms of Use and a copy of the letter he received with his last invoice.We would be happy to prepare and file the resignation for Mr***, at no charge, if he would like to contact us to resolve his past due balance
Complaint: [redacted] Please note the highlighted statement "That's fine" in response to being told it would be $to end this fiasco [redacted] And then no further responses from MyLLC Regards, [redacted] ***
Mr [redacted] is correct that a registered agent can resign from any company it chooses but as we have advised him repeatedly over the last years, we do have an administrative fee to prepare and file state paperworkWe have also advised him that he could prepare and file his own resignation any time for free since there is no state filing fee to resign in **.The email exchange Mr [redacted] is referring to took place on 4/15/Stacy P [redacted] did indeed advise him that we could file the resignation and let him know that the fee to do so would be $The current balance on this account is $After waiving all collection costs and late fees, the remaining balance is $which we would accept as settlement on the account and include resignation service to close it out permanently
If Mr [redacted] has a record of his offer to MsP [redacted] I would be happy to review itI ran a detailed search of her emails and could not locate the offer mentioned
We appreciate the opportunity to address our client’s concernsMr [redacted] has a business called [redacted] in ** that has a filing status of Administratively DissolvedThis means that, per [redacted] code 14-11-603: (3) A limited liability company administratively dissolved continues its existence but may not carry on any business except that necessary to wind up and liquidate its business and affairsWinding up the business of a limited liability company administratively dissolved may include, without limitation, the limited liability company proceeding, at any time after the effective date of the administrative dissolution, in accordance with Code Sections 14-11-and 14-11-The administrative dissolution of a limited liability company does not terminate the authority of its registered agent.As we have explained over the years to Mr***, we are legally compelled to represent his entity as long as we are providing Registered Agent Service to his entityHe will need to change the agent to cancel the serviceWe send a letter with each invoice advising our clients of the filing requirements to cancel service if they so chooseA copy of the letter has been uploadedMr [redacted] has seven unpaid invoices and has received the cancellation outline at least seven times in the mailHe has also discussed his account at length with several of our representatives over the years, who explained the cancellation policy to himEventually we had no other recourse but to send his account to an outside collection agencyWe are happy to work with him if he would like to call our office but the Registered Agent Service does need to be cancelled to halt future invoicingThank you
Since providing Registered Agent Service compels us legally to be available on behalf of the business entities we represent, we must be removed from the public record before we can close out accountsWe understand that the cancellation policy can be confusing for clients and have taken several measures to help ease the processIn addition to explicitly outlining the requirements for cancellation in the Terms of Service, which all customers much sign and agree to before opening their accounts, we send a detailed letter which each invoice advising clients to contact us right away if they do not wish to renew their serviceThe letter also outlines the same three ways to cancel that are listed in the TermsWe don't have a record of a call from Mr [redacted] last year but had he called in we would have gone over these same optionsAttached is a copy of the public record showing Mr [redacted] business continues to list [redacted] (our Registered Agent Service provider)Also attached is the electronically signed Terms of Use and a copy of the letter he received with his last invoice.We would be happy to prepare and file the resignation for Mr***, at no charge, if he would like to contact us to resolve his past due balance
Complaint: [redacted] Please note the highlighted statement "That's fine" in response to being told it would be $to end this fiasco [redacted] And then no further responses from MyLLC Regards, [redacted] ***
Mr [redacted] is correct that a registered agent can resign from any company it chooses but as we have advised him repeatedly over the last years, we do have an administrative fee to prepare and file state paperworkWe have also advised him that he could prepare and file his own resignation any time for free since there is no state filing fee to resign in **.The email exchange Mr [redacted] is referring to took place on 4/15/Stacy P [redacted] did indeed advise him that we could file the resignation and let him know that the fee to do so would be $The current balance on this account is $After waiving all collection costs and late fees, the remaining balance is $which we would accept as settlement on the account and include resignation service to close it out permanently