Cogency Global Inc. publishes its registered agent addresses in one document. That document is the April 2026 PDF titled "How to Name Us as Your Registered Agent," and its Contact and Locations pages point there instead of listing addresses state by state. Cogency Global instructs filers to use that document's state-by-state entry on any formation, foreign registration, or annual report that names it as agent, including the suite number and, in several states, a registry number.
Several states want more than the street address on the form. Nevada foreign registration guidance and three other states want the filing to say "commercial registered agent," and Utah does not require the address at all. North Carolina's Secretary of State record shows a Charlotte address that does not match the PDF. If you manage portfolio company registrations across 30 states, each filing needs to reflect the applicable state's notation rule.
Cogency Global registered agent addresses by state
The addresses below cover 40 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
Addresses confirmed from the April 2026 PDF
Each row reproduces the address as printed in the April 2026 PDF.
Jurisdiction | Registered agent address |
|---|---|
Alabama | 2 North Jackson Street, Suite 605, Montgomery, AL 36104 |
600 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 980, Los Angeles, CA 90017 or 1325 J Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, CA 95814 | |
600 17th St., Suite 1450S, Denver, CO 80202 | |
Delaware | 850 New Burton Rd., Suite 201, Dover, DE 19904 |
District of Columbia | 1025 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 712, Washington, DC 20036 |
Florida | 115 N. Calhoun St., Suite 4, Tallahassee, FL 32301 |
Illinois | 141 West Jackson Blvd., Suite 1450A, Chicago, IL 60604 or 600 S. 2nd St., Suite 404, Springfield, IL 62704 |
150 W. Market Street, Suite 400, Indianapolis, IN 46204 | |
4459B Bluebonnet Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70809 | |
Maine | 75 York Street, Suite 2, Portland, ME 04101 |
1519 York Road, Lutherville, MD 21093 | |
Massachusetts | 45 School Street, Suite 202, Boston, MA 02108 |
Michigan | 186 N. Main Street, 2nd Floor, Suite One, Plymouth, MI 48170 |
525 Park Street, Suite 247, St. Paul, MN 55103 | |
248 East Capitol Street, Suite 840, Jackson, MS 39201 | |
615 S. Bishop Ave., Suite F, Rolla, MO 65401 | |
Montana | 40 West 14th Street, Suite 2B, Helena, MT 59601 |
Nebraska | 5601 S. 59th Street, Suite C, Lincoln, NE 68516 |
Nevada | 321 W. Winnie Lane #104, Carson City, NV 89703 |
New Hampshire | 63 Pleasant Street, Concord, NH 03301 |
New Jersey | 316 Berrhill Drive, Williamstown, NJ 08094 |
New Mexico | 1012 Marquez Place, Suite 106B, Santa Fe, NM 87505 |
New York | 122 East 42nd Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10168 |
North Carolina | 2810 Coliseum Centre Drive, Suite 120, Charlotte, NC 28217 |
North Dakota | 120 West Sweet Ave., Suite 9, Bismarck, ND 58504 |
3958-D Brown Park Drive, Hilliard, OH 43026 | |
Oklahoma | 15205 Traditions Lake Parkway, Edmond, OK 73013 |
Oregon | 698 12th Street SE, Suite 200, Salem, OR 97301 |
Pennsylvania | 600 North 2nd Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101 |
Puerto Rico | Agustin Stahl, Carr. 174 A-10, Bayamon, PR 00956 |
Rhode Island | 222 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick, RI 02888 |
2 Office Park Court, Suite 103, Columbia, SC 29223 | |
South Dakota | 207 E. Capital Ave., Suite 101B, Pierre, SD 57501 |
Tennessee | 992 Davidson Drive, Suite B, Nashville, TN 37205 |
Texas | 1601 Elm Street, Suite 4360, Dallas, TX 75201 |
Utah | 2005 East 2700 South, Suite 200, Salt Lake City, UT 84109 |
Vermont | 209 Route 35, Athens, VT 05143 |
Virginia | 250 Browns Hill Court, Midlothian, VA 23114 |
Washington | 1780 Barnes Blvd. SW, Tumwater, WA 98512-0410 |
West Virginia | 128 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25301 |
Wisconsin | 100 Wilburn Road, Suite 100, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 |
Wyoming | 1912 Capitol Ave., Suite 500, Cheyenne, WY 82001 |
The legal name for filings is Cogency Global Inc., FEIN 13-3246732. The company was formerly National Corporate Research, Ltd.; Florida Sunbiz records the name change as effective 05/01/2017.
States with filing notations beyond the street address
Several states add a registry number or a required notation.
Maine foreign registration guidance: domestic corporations name the individual Ezekiel Callanan, CRA #P10305; for the other entity types identified in Cogency Global's document, including foreign corporations, the document names Cogency Global Inc., CRA #P10041. A fund holding a Maine-formed corporation alongside foreign-qualified Maine LLCs therefore names two different agents across those filings.
Nevada, North Dakota agent information, South Dakota, and Washington foreign registration guidance: indicate "commercial registered agent" on the filing; South Dakota adds CRA #CR000001. Utah registered agent guidance treats Cogency Global as a commercial registered agent and does not require the address on filings.
Registry identifiers: New Jersey Registered Agent # 759130, New Mexico Business ID# 1848407, Oregon Registry Number 568223-81, and Tennessee control number 000327159 for electronic filings.
Pennsylvania: Cogency Global is a Commercial Registered Office Provider (CROP) in Dauphin County, and the Pennsylvania CROP list confirms the Harrisburg address.
Use the registered-agent information exactly as provided on the filing.
Jurisdictions not confirmed
Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, and Kentucky are not covered by the address entries above. For filings in those states, Cogency Global's current version of "How to Name Us as Your Registered Agent" is the appropriate document to check before submission.
Where official state records and the PDF disagree
Six official state records match the PDF; North Carolina's does not, and Nevada and Alabama cannot be cross-checked from the states' own lists.
Confirmed matches as of September 17, 2026
On that date the PDF address matched the state record in Delaware (Division of Corporations agents), Florida (Sunbiz), New York record and Texas record, California (bizfile record, Sacramento office), and Wyoming (Wyoming SOS record). Sunbiz shows the Florida address took effect July 13, 2023, so older Florida filings may carry the prior one.
Three flags: North Carolina, Nevada, Alabama
The NC SOS record lists 212 South Tryon Street, Suite 1000, Charlotte, NC 28281, not the Coliseum Centre Drive address in the PDF. Verification with the NC Secretary of State is recommended to determine which address is operative before filing. The Carson City address does not appear in the Nevada SOS listing, which may reflect a retrieval gap or a pending listing update. The Alabama SOS list (August 2024) names Cogency Global but prints no street address, so the Montgomery address rests on the PDF alone.
What it costs to appoint or change to Cogency Global
Cogency Global does not publish a registered agent fee on its public service pages. The public numbers are the state filing fees to appoint or change an agent.
State change-of-agent fees in Delaware, Texas, and Florida
These fees come from Delaware's August 2026 schedule and current Texas and Florida schedules.
State | Filing | Fee |
|---|---|---|
Delaware | Change of Agent/Office, domestic corporation or LLC | $50.00 |
Texas | Form 401, for-profit corporation, LLC, or LP | $15.00 |
Florida | Change of registered agent, corporation or LLC | $25.00 |
Official schedules and instructions provide the fee details for the table: Delaware's figures come from the fee schedule; Texas fees are from the Form 401 instructions; and Florida's are from the Division of Corporations and its LLC fee page.
If Cogency Global changes its own address in Texas, Form 408 is billed per entity and capped at $750 for for-profit corporations, LLCs, and LPs, so a 100-entity Texas footprint hits the cap.
In Model Registered Agents Act states, Cogency Global can use a single listing statement to update its address for represented entities, while non-MRAA states typically require entity-by-entity filings.
New York's fee schedule, marked "Rev. 3/16," lists $30.00 for a domestic corporation's Certificate of Change under BCL §805-A(a) and $5.00 when the agent files its own address change under §805-A(b).
California has no standalone change-of-agent form; per the SOS FAQs, you change the agent on a Statement of Information.
These procedures vary by state, entity type, and filing method.
What happens when agent coverage lapses
In most jurisdictions, losing a reachable registered agent puts the entity's standing at risk. In Delaware, corporations risk charter forfeiture, while LLCs and LPs risk certificate cancellation; Texas substitute service rules make the Secretary of State the agent for service in specified circumstances and can lead to involuntary termination, which creates default judgment risk without the entity's knowledge.
Forfeiture and substitute service
Under 8 Del. C. § 136, a Delaware corporation whose agent resigns without a successor has 30 days to appoint a new one or "the Secretary of State shall declare the charter of such corporation forfeited," after which service runs "upon the Secretary of State." A new agent does not restore standing: § 312 requires a certificate of revival plus all back taxes and fees. Delaware LLC provisions and LPs face certificate cancellation under §§ 18-104 and 17-104, with the same 30-day cure window. In Texas, Bus. Orgs. Code § 5.251 makes the Secretary of State the entity's agent when the entity has no agent or the agent "cannot with reasonable diligence be found at the registered office," per the Texas SOS.
Default judgment when the agent fails to forward
Courts have treated a registered agent's failure to forward a summons and complaint to its principal as not necessarily defeating the validity of service. The broader point is that registered-agent arrangements still require oversight. Whatever contact your agent has on file is the primary routing path for a served complaint, so a stale-contact exposure can resemble the risk created by a stale address.
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Frequently asked questions about Cogency Global registered agent filings
These answers summarize the address, notation, fee, and lapse issues covered above.
What legal name should appear for Cogency Global?
The legal name listed in the article's source document is Cogency Global Inc., FEIN 13-3246732. Florida Sunbiz records that the company was formerly National Corporate Research, Ltd. and that the name change became effective 05/01/2017.
Which jurisdictions are not confirmed by the address table?
The table does not confirm addresses for Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, or Kentucky. Cogency Global's current version of "How to Name Us as Your Registered Agent" is the document to check for filings in those states.
Which states require a commercial registered agent notation?
The article identifies Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Washington as states where the filing indicates "commercial registered agent." South Dakota also adds CRA #CR000001, while Utah treats Cogency Global as a commercial registered agent and does not require the address on filings.
What should you check when a state record conflicts with Cogency Global's PDF?
The North Carolina record lists a different Charlotte address from the PDF, while Nevada's listing does not show the Carson City address. Verification with the relevant Secretary of State can determine which address or designation is currently operative before a filing is submitted.
What can happen if registered agent coverage lapses?
Consequences depend on the jurisdiction and entity type. The article identifies charter forfeiture for Delaware corporations, certificate cancellation for Delaware LLCs and LPs, and substitute service through the Texas Secretary of State in specified circumstances.
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