Legal Question in Business Law in Nevada

Re: Powers of Resident Agent in a corporation

The resident agent only has the power to accept service of process of any lawsuits. You may want to call our office Tuesday for a consultation with regard for the disadvantages of just this service.

Re: Powers of Resident Agent in a corporation

Thank you for your inquiry.

Typically, the "resident agent" only accepts lawsuits within that state, but does not have power over managing a corporation.

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Re: Powers of Resident Agent in a corporation

Your question does not include some information. Are you referring to an agent for the service of process, which only has the ability to accept legal service for the corporation, or are you referring to an agent designated to do business for the company. Generally such agents do not have corporate authority, although it depends on the size of the company, unrelated to the fact that he/she is designated a corporate agent.