An Anguilla IBC must have a Registered Office and a Registered Agent or not?

All international business companies (IBC) in Anguilla must have an Anguilla Registered Office and Anguilla Registered Agent. According to government regulations, all details about the company, including its directors and shareholders, must be kept at your Anguilla Registered Office as well as the Articles of Incorporation, complete financial records and the company seal. All records and financial information of your company are kept confidential and non-public as protected by Anguilla's confidentiality regulations.

Anguilla also requires all IBCs to have an Anguilla Registered Office for the duration of their existence on the register of companies and to operate in Anguilla. Furthermore, the person providing your company's office must have the necessary license to this service to avoid cases of illegal practice. When your Anguilla Registered Office provider no longer holds the license, your company is required to change its previously registered headquarters and immediately notify the Anguilla Registry.

An Anguilla Registered Agent representing your IBC, who is responsible for signing and filing the Articles of Incorporation, must meet the following requirements as prescribed by the Anguilla government:

• Over 18 years old.
• Must not have any criminal record.
• Financial status must not be 'bankrupt'.