Hawaii Registered Agent

$129 per year, flat — as low as $87/yr with multi-year service.

Statutory registered agent service in Hawaii from a local office, with same-day electronic service of process, compliance calendar, and EntityWatch® monitoring included.

Honolulu, HI 96813-2711 — Honolulu County

Order Now — $129/yr HI state fees

What is a Hawaii registered agent?

Businesses that register as legal entities are required by law in all 50 states to have a registered agent, resident agent, or statutory agent. A Hawaii registered agent is the designated recipient of service of process (SOP) when a business entity faces legal action, and receives official legal documents from the state regarding the company's operation within Hawaii. A Hawaii business must identify its registered agent in its articles of incorporation or organization.

Looking for the Hawaii Secretary of State? Here's the twist

Hawaii is one of the few states with no Secretary of State at all. Business registrations, filings, and registered agent records are handled by the Business Registration Division of the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) - so if you've been searching for the 'Hawaii Secretary of State,' the DCCA is the office you actually need. Hawaii law still requires registered entities to maintain a registered agent in the state, and InCorp's Hawaii office fills that role.

Why choose InCorp in Hawaii?

Created in 1998, we now serve more than 300,000 clients worldwide and hold a BBB A+ rating. We will beat any competitor's price on registered agent service, and multi-year terms bring your cost down to as little as $87 per year. Transfer fees are absorbed in most cases when you switch, and our team helps with the Hawaii agent-change filing at no additional charge.

Registered Agent Service

$129 /year

Flat rate for Hawaii — and every other state.

Multi-year savings

1 yr

$129
2 yrs

$117
3 yrs

$105
4 yrs

$96
5 yrs

$87

per year, prepaid term

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We will beat any competitor's price on registered agent service.

Appointing InCorp as your Hawaii registered agent

Hawaii does not require original signatures.
Online filings are available for formations, qualifications and reports.
Hawaii's normal filing time for mailed or faxed documents is about 1-2 weeks. Expedited processing is available for $25, and expedited filings are completed in 2-3 business days.
The Hawaii Registered Agent change filing fee is $26.
The state of Hawaii requires LLCs and corporations filed in Hawaii to have a Registered Agent. Hawaii Registered Agents are a person or company designated on public record to accept legal documents (service of process) and notifications from the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs on behalf of the corporate entity. There are few restrictions regarding who can be listed as a Registered Agent, the most important being that your Hawaii Registered Agent must be located and available at a physical street address, within the state of Hawaii, during normal business hours.
Your Hawaii Registered Agent will be responsible, on your behalf, to receive all government notifications sent to Registered Agents and litigation (service of process) documents. In Hawaii, InCorp's address is for Registered Agent service only.

The law behind it

Hawaii's registered-agent framework, quoted directly from the state code.

HRS § 414-61 Hawaii Business Corporation Act — Corporations

“Each corporation shall continuously maintain in this State a registered agent, who shall have a business address in this State and may be: (1) An individual who resides in this State; (2) A domestic entity authorized to transact business or conduct affairs in this State; or (3) A foreign entity authorized to transact business or conduct affairs in this State.”

HRS § 428-107 Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (HRS ch. 428) — LLCs

“A limited liability company and a foreign limited liability company authorized to transact business in this State shall continuously maintain in this State a registered agent, who shall have a business address in this State and may be: (1) An individual who resides in this State; (2) A domestic entity authorized to transact business in this State; or (3) A foreign entity authorized to transact business in this State.”

HRS § 425R-3 Registered Agents Act (HRS ch. 425R) — Corporations & LLCs

“Whenever a provision of this chapter other than section 425R-10(a)(4) requires that a filing state an address, the filing shall state an actual street address or rural route box number in the State.”

Quoted verbatim from the official published statutes. Statutes are amended from time to time — always confirm current law with the state or your attorney. This is information, not legal advice.

Order multiple years of Hawaii registered agent service and save

Registered Agent Service

$129 /year

Multi-year savings

1 yr

$129
2 yrs

$117
3 yrs

$105
4 yrs

$96
5 yrs

$87

per year, prepaid term

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We will beat any competitor's price on registered agent service.

"I've used InCorp for my registered agent services for YEARS! Very efficient, great customer service, fairly priced... never had any problems."

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Hawaii registered agent FAQs

How do I order registered agent service?

Ordering service is easy using our online form. Simply fill in the required fields, review the Terms of Service, and submit your order. You'll receive our address immediately and more instructions for filing within 1 business day.

Why do I need a registered agent?

Having a registered agent is required in almost every state. The purpose is for the state to show a physical address in that state at which the company can be served with legal documents. We also receive notifications from many states and help you keep your company in good standing. An added benefit is the security of knowing InCorp is here to fulfill this requirement and provide you with a little more privacy.

Do you automatically register my entity or change my registered agent when I sign up for InCorp’s Registered Agent service?

When hiring InCorp as your commercial registered agent, we do not automatically file your documents to register your entity with the state. Formation and qualification filings are separate services, and we will be happy to prepare the entire filing for you once the additional service has been purchased. Our order processing team members will automatically provide consent forms for the states that require them, and we're here to help with Registered Agent Change forms at no additional charge if you'd like our assistance.

Can InCorp serve as a registered agent for agencies other than the Secretary of State?

In most cases, yes, but we do require that you also be filed with the Secretary of State. Some agencies have requirements that we can't meet, like an address in a specific county or an individual serving instead of InCorp as a company. If you send over the document we'll review it to make sure we can meet the requirements.

How do I get InCorp's signature on my documents?

The first thing is to order service. Once your order is placed and you have received the confirmation email, please contact our order processing team to proceed. Some states require our signature but it does not have to be a mailed original so you can just reply to your order confirmation with the document attached and we'll sign and return it to you. Other states require our original signature, in which case you can email us the document, we will sign it and mail it to you for submission to the state. Alternatively, you can mail us the complete package of documents and state payment and we will sign and forward the package to the state for you. A few states, like Wyoming, require a separate Registered Agent Consent form. We'll send that directly to you after your order is placed. Please call our order processing team or email us with any additional questions or concerns.

Can an individual use a registered agent?

The general rule is that InCorp only serves as a Hawaii registered agent for entities registered with the Secretary of State. We can serve for other agencies as well but need to be listed with the Secretary of State, also. When looking for a registered agent for an individual, we recommend using an attorney or law office.

Switching your Hawaii registered agent

Hawaii charges a fee to change an existing entity's registered agent — and InCorp covers it when you switch to us. The state's fee, and what you actually pay:

Hawaii registered agent change fees by entity type
Entity Type	State Agent-Change Fee	What You Pay with InCorp
All entity types	$28.50	$0

State fees are set by state law and are never discounted. Amounts shown are what the state collects with a change-of-agent filing - in some states that includes an online payment-processing fee or required extras such as certified copies or county recording.

InCorp covers the state agent-change fee when you switch to us, in most cases — confirmed before you order.

InCorp will beat any competitor's price on any product or service. Call (800) 2-INCORP for a free consultation.

Official Hawaii resources

Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs — official site Business entity search Official filing forms Registered agent statutes

Related services

Form a Hawaii LLC Incorporate in Hawaii Foreign Qualification All Registered Agent States

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