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SingleFile is a registered agent and corporate compliance service provider operating across all 52 US jurisdictions. It delivers registered agent representation, annual report filings, entity formations, foreign qualifications and other Secretary of State filings through a cloud platform with automated deadline tracking and centralised document storage. Unlike legacy providers that charge per entity and per user, SingleFile prices per service performed, with unlimited team access included. It serves multi-entity companies managing their own portfolios and law firms managing entities on behalf of clients. SingleFile was founded in 2019 out of Pioneer Square Labs and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
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600 1st Ave., Ste. 330 #70875, 98104, Seattle, United States
- (800) 391-9869
- info@singlefile.ai
- singlefile.ai
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