Jung Hoon Ji, CPA

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A Place On the Beach LLC

Edit: Changed to reflect the responsiveness of the team. Thanks for reaching out! The process was made simple. For a very small fee to set up your business mailing address. Once you start receiving mail, it will cost $15 per parcel of mail. A small price to pay for a registered business address.

Ashok Kannan

Charges you for additional services without you having to opt in. Buyer beware. Website does not make it readily easy for you to opt out of these services. UPDATE: Added a star for the company reaching out and refunding the charge at issue. Still, was difficult to get a hold of the company.

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At first they seemed like too good to be true for $49 a year they act as a registered agent but read the "terms and conditions" which says they will receive up to 15 correspondence per year and any additional are charged a fee. Also they will not accept any correspondence, only specifically from the Secretary of State and certain notices. In addition, they charge various fees for filing the new federal FBOI ($9), EIN( $50), Tradename ($$$), etc. As part of the "formation package" They offer web presence, free email address, domain address, SSL certificate, phone number, etc but it's a 90 day trial. Normally it will cost you an annual fee to get this kind of service from elsewhere so don't get misled here. After doing due diligence it would be better off doing some research and doing it yourself. As per the registered agent I think you can think of somewhere you can be reached via mail. I seen some use UPS mailbox which offers a Hawaii street address instead of a PO Box which disallowed but that will cost you $240 a year. Bottom line is read carefully what you are signing up for and various fees for additional services. Their final cost doesn't include the state's filing fees, as well. It seems it's a game of phone tag with them. They do return your call but if you miss the call you must replay the phone tag game.

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They do not have a person physically in Hawaiʻi to help you. So if having a person there to help you in sorting out a problem with their system is important to you, you need to look elsewhere. I think the other person who stated this as a non-local company is saying that, because, if you look up this company on the DCCA website, their own registered agent is a major mainland registered agent corporation. It's more the state's fault of letting a foreign entity function as a local registered agent. It kind of defeats the whole point.