Most states require corporations and LLC's to appoint a registered agent in the state in which the the company is formed. In accordance with Delaware Law, Sections 131 and 132, a corporation must maintain a "representative to accept summons and mail on behalf of the Corporation."

The registered agent is responsible for 

• Receiving important legal and tax documents
• Receiving franchise tax forms, annual report forms and correspondence from the IRS. 
• Accepting any legal service of process including notice of litigation
• Forwarding official documents or tax notices from the Secretary of State.
• In addition, Global, unlike other registered agents, at no additional cost will forward your  First Class business mail delivered to our Delaware address

• Registered Agent Fee. You are required to pay ACME as your registered agent. Our fee is $90.00 a year and is included in the incorporation fee. We require our International clients to pay an additional $25.00 as a mail forwarding deposit to cover the cost of postage.
• Annual Report or Franchise Tax. The state of Delaware requires that each company pay a franchise tax each year they are in business. If you do not pay this tax, the corporation will be declared null and void within two years.