Kansas State laws require business entities to maintain a Resident Agent in the state that you form your business. The agent's name and office address are included in the Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Organization to give public notice of where to send important documents to your business entity.
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Every corporation shall have and maintain in this state a resident agent, which agent may be either: (1) The corporation itself; (2) an individual resident in this state; (3) a domestic corporation, a domestic limited partnership, a domestic limited liability company or a domestic business trust; or (4) a foreign corporation, a foreign limited partnership or a foreign limited liability company authorized to transact business in this state. The resident agent shall have a business office identical with the registered office which is generally open during normal business hours to accept service of process and otherwise perform the functions of a resident agent.