Registered Agents Inc. is listed in Texas with its registered office at 5900 Balcones Drive, Suite 100, Austin, TX 78731, in Travis County. It is a separate company from Northwest Registered Agent, even though both use this suite, and each one names the other as its own Texas registered agent in the state's records. Texas Comptroller franchise tax entries for companies registered through late 2026 show Registered Agents Inc. at Suite 100 in nearly every case (a handful give Suite 165). Citations and petitions, subpoenas, and notices of default or termination are typical of what gets delivered here for the businesses on its roster.
Pricing and Turnaround
The same three flat tiers apply as anywhere else in Texas. For a case with no near deadline, the $69 Standard Service is usually enough, since it brings an attempt within 5 business days. Rush Service costs $119 and is the middle option, with an attempt within 48 hours. The top tier, 24-Hour Service, costs $169 and is meant for papers that have to reach Suite 100 with an attempt within 24 hours. A Texas state-court citation or summons adds a $100 fee to the tier because state law reserves that paper for a sheriff, constable or certified process server, so a state-court citation sent at Standard comes to $169 altogether. Subpoenas, notices and federal summonses are billed at the tier price only. Every delivery is documented on a signed Rule 107 return of service, which reaches you by email. The order form is where to start.
What Can Be Served Here
Delivery here works only for entities that have named Registered Agents Inc. on their filings, so every document has to show the exact registered entity name the Secretary of State has. If the company you are suing is an affiliate or a d/b/a of the entity on file, sort that out with the lawyer on the case before ordering. The duty to keep an agent reachable sits with the company: under Bus. Orgs. Code 5.201, each filing entity and foreign filing entity must maintain one, along with a registered office. Failing that, the Secretary of State is the statutory agent (Bus. Orgs. Code 5.251); papers sent there need duplicate copies and the fee, and the citation's return date has to be at least 30 days out (Bus. Orgs. Code 5.252). A corporation's president and each vice president can be served for it as well (Bus. Orgs. Code 5.255(1)).
Before You Send Papers
Since two agents share Suite 100, look at the agent line on the entity record and put that name, not just the address, on the request for citation. If the record shows Suite 165 rather than Suite 100, give the suite exactly as it is written there. Ask the clerk for enough copies for every entity you have sued. After service, the return goes on file, and Rule 107(h) bars a default judgment until it has been on file with the clerk ten days, not counting the day of filing and the day of judgment, so plan the calendar around that wait.
Nearby Courts and Other Locations
Cases against these companies in Travis County courts can be traced from the Travis County page; the county courthouse on file is the Travis County Courthouse, 1000 Guadalupe Street, Austin, TX 78701. For companies served through the other agent at this suite, see Northwest Registered Agent. A third Austin commercial agent is Registered Agent Solutions on Southwest Parkway.