It started with a letter that came too late
Founder · Texas Attorney · Veteran
Years ago — before I ever became an attorney — I hired one of the big registered agent services to handle my new business. One October, a letter finally reached me. The state had mailed it back in May, giving me a short window to file a required report or lose my company. My agent forwarded it more than five months late. By the time I opened it, my business had already been terminated.
That failure cost me, and it stuck with me. When I later became a licensed Texas attorney, I kept seeing the same thing happen to other owners — a lawsuit or a state notice that arrived too late, or never at all. So I built the registered agent I wish I'd had.
Longhorn Agent is Texas-only and deliberately small. Your documents come to a real Round Rock address, get scanned and sent to you the same business day, and a real person — me, or my colleague Jeff — makes sure the urgent things reach you in time. It's a separate business from my law practice, priced at a flat $89 a year, and it exists for one reason: no one should lose their company to a letter that showed up too late.