Summary
It is legal for multiple companies to share the same address in new jersey if they comply with zoning laws and licensing requirements. Businesses must provide a registered agent and address for official correspondence. Verifying a companys registration details is generally free through the new jersey division of revenues online database. For more detailed information, such as the registered agent, you may need to request a certificate of formation or annual report, which may involve a fee. Consult the new jersey division of revenue for further assistance.Full Conversation
Should they have a contact number?
In New Jersey, businesses are generally required to provide a registered agent and contact information when forming a company. If the companies are legitimate, they should have a way to be contacted. Do you suspect any fraudulent activity or legal non-compliance with these companies?
Should head offices of companies be contactable by phone?
In New Jersey, companies are not specifically required to make their head offices contactable by phone. However, they must provide a registered agent and address for official correspondence. If you suspect fraudulent activity or legal non-compliance, you can report it to the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs.
Do you believe these companies are evading legal requirements?
IRobot Corporation has a phone number attached to their head office contact details that is the general company number for customer service
It is normal for companies to use a general customer service number as their primary contact. As long as they comply with New Jersey's legal requirements, including providing a registered agent and official correspondence address, this practice is lawful. Do you suspect any specific legal issues with their setup?
I have asked them who their registered agent is and an address for them and they have not given it to me
It seems you are concerned about the lack of transparency regarding the registered agent and address for a company. In New Jersey:
- Businesses must designate a registered agent and provide an address for service of process.
- Failure to comply may indicate non-compliance with state laws.
Have you considered contacting the New Jersey Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services to verify the entity's registration details?
No, is it a free service?
Yes, verifying a business entity’s registration details through the New Jersey Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services is generally a free service. You can search their database online to confirm a company's registered agent and address. Would you like guidance on how to do this?
yes please
To verify a business entity’s registration details in New Jersey:
- Visit the New Jersey Division of Revenue’s Business Records Service at https://www.njportal.com/DOR/businessrecords/
- Search using the company name.
- You can access basic information for free, including the registered agent and address.
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It only gives the name Not the registered agent
In New Jersey, if the online database only provides the name and not the registered agent, you may need to request a **Certificate of Formation** or similar records. These documents often include the registered agent's details. You can contact the New Jersey Division of Revenue for assistance.
Would you like guidance on how to request these records?
yes
To request records, including the registered agent's details, in New Jersey:
- Visit the New Jersey Division of Revenue website.
- Request a **Certificate of Formation** or **Annual Report** for the company.
- A fee may apply for detailed records.
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