EP2. Your LLC Is Public Record | US Business Address (Mailman of Justice)
In this video
- The Shorts version of the same episode, cut for a vertical screen
- The point it lands on is that the filing itself is what publishes the address
- The widescreen cut runs the story out further
Gemini Summary
The vertical cut of episode two. A founder files an LLC with his home address, strangers show up three days later, and the Mailman of Justice steps in.
Notes
This is the vertical cut of episode two. It carries the same premise as the full episode: the address on a state filing becomes a public record, and a founder using his home address finds that out the hard way.
The story stops at the problem. Which fields on a filing are public varies by state, and a registered agent address does not cover every address field on the same form, so the guides linked from the full episode are where those specifics live.
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