LLC can't have a PO BOX registered in Oklahoma
Hello,
I am in the steps to create my LLC for my rent/lease business but don't want to use my Physical Address. I do have a PO BOX. But the OK Secretary of State doesn't accept PO BOX as a Physical address. What are my options? Any help will be greatly appreciated
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Some Post Offices offer "Street Addressing". Ask the manager or staff at your local USPS if they issue Street Addressing. You still physically just have a box at the post office, but your address would not be formatted as a PO Box. It would be formatted as a regular address such as this example:
Your Name
112 Main St., #203
Yukon OK 12345
Otherwise, try UPS but they are much more pricey than a USPS box.
@Nicole A. I see... I was looking into Post Office but I cant registed my business with the secretaty of state using the USPS address. At least it's what says on the application. I do see a option w/ UPS but you are right it 's pricey!!! T
@Eve Oliver Check out the UPS Store in Yukon.
Address: 12444 NW 10th St Bldg G Ste 202 in Yukon
https://locations.theupsstore.com/ok/yukon/12444-nw-10th-st/mailbox-services
Why just rent a mailbox? Your private mailbox from The UPS Store Yukon comes with a real street address, which provides a more professional and established image for your small business or personal brand.
Example:
Sally's Cupcakes
#105
12444 NW 10th St Bldg G Ste 202
Yukon, OK
This might help?
Hey @Eve Oliver
Kurt and Nicole are spot on. You can use the UPS store near you as a "physical address" as long as you have a box there. I pay for the the cheapest box that they have to be able to use it for a physical address for my LLC.
@Cassi Justiz@Kurt Michaelson@Nicole A. Very helpful guys, will check with UPS.
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@Eve Oliver They likely said you can't use USPS because USPS typically issues a PO Box formatted address. They say the same thing where I am. I still have a USPS box anyway because like I mentioned in my last post, many local USPS will now offer "Street Addressing".
It's the same thing as having a UPS box because the address when written down is formatted the same. There is *no* mention of PO Box. If your USPS offers this, it will save you a lot of money over using UPS for the same exact thing.