Hey, it's Andy from Finta. What should you use as your company's legal address at incorporation? Similar to a company's phone number, founders often make the mistake of putting their home address or the registered agent's address as the company's legal address during incorporation. This will be a really painful problem to fix later, because one, if you move, you have to update this address everywhere for your company. This process, just with the IRS, takes weeks, and it's very opaque. Two, this address will become publicly available, like what you see on any other company's websites and email footers. So sharing this might not be in your best interest. First-time founders do this, but it's not their fault because they don't know any better. So here's what to do instead. From day one. You should set up a virtual mailing software that will be your company's legal address forever. @usestable is one of those choices. They're a YC company, and the product is basically a mailbox tied to an address, but you can manage it virtually through software. So, as you get mail through this address, they have an app that notifies you of it, scans the mail, and you can do all kinds of things like forward the mail to yourself physically, remotely cash in checks, and more, all virtually in front of your computer. Once you have something like this set up, you should put that down as your company's legal address during incorporation, so you don't have to ever go through the headache of updating mailing addresses just to not miss important mail.