Consent to Appointment as Registered Agent is a document used to appoint an individual or organization as a Registered Agent (also known as an Agent for Service of Process). This document is typically used when a business entity is required by law to have a Registered Agent, such as when registering a corporation or limited liability company in a state. A Consent to Appointment as Registered Agent includes the name of the business entity, the name and address of the Registered Agent, and a statement that the Registered Agent consents to act as the Registered Agent. It also includes the signature of the Registered Agent. Depending on the state, the document may be required to be notarized or filed with the state. There are two types of Consent to Appointment as Registered Agent; one for an individual and one for an organization. The individual version of the document requires the name, address, and signature of the individual who is being appointed as the Registered Agent. The organization version of the document requires the name, address, and signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the organization.