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Ryan W.
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USPS is reporting the LLC PO Box is not our business address

Ryan W.
  • Rocky Mountains
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Hi, We have a old neighbor that has become obsessed with my girlfriend and is stalking us here in Colorado. Which brings me to our questions.

USPS is reporting that our LLC PO box address is not our physical address to the state. We moved for obvious reasons while we continue our investment search. We are being forced to send the correct address via letter which will mean our address can be made public again soon.

We tried to hide the address on the LLC as we have been threatened with death by hit and run on multiple occasions even followed to work by this person.

How do we avoid giving away our address to be given away publicly?

Since our safety is more important then a LLC could we close the LLC and run without one or change our names in order to get new LLC without messing up our taxes for the year?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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@Ryan W. I believe in every state an LLC Must have a physical address where service can be accomplished and received by a live person.

You could always use/pay a small sum for, a Registered Agent service, or use your attorney. 

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