Nominee Officer and Sub-Officer

Description

Nominee officer (Attorney) and Sub Officer $750 per year

What is a Nominee Officer and why should I use one?

You’ve heard of the Stone Age. You’ve heard of the Bronze Age. Today we are living in the Information Age. With just a few key strokes, your business and personal information, once difficult, if not impossible to find, is at everyone’s fingertips via the internet. Every State has a government web site publicly listing current (and in some cases past) officers / directors / managers of business entities. Only the primary officers and directors are required to be listed on any public record.

When you hire nominee officers and directors to place their name on public record, anyone probing into your affairs or the affairs of the corporation will be unable to connect you with your corporation. You always maintain complete control of your corporation from your appointed position as Vice President, Assistance Treasurer or any other position not listed on public record. Owners have ultimate control over officers / directors / managers, and are not a matter of public record.

Privacy: The State filings and registration are public portals, not personal privacy protection. All filing content should be considered carefully for privacy and personal access information on what will be a permanent public record. Protect yourself; don’t leave “holes” in your privacy or legal veil.