Receive important correspondence from the D.C. Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection, as well as the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue
5 Advantages of a Washington, D.C. Virtual Mailbox
Get a Washington, D.C.-based street address and you'll enjoy these benefits:
Build trust with businesses and consumers that prefer working with Washington, D.C.-based companies
Create a real presence in Washington, D.C., even if you live somewhere else
Read your Washington, D.C., mail from anywhere with the help of our convenient and secure web portal
Never be forced to share your personal address with business contacts
Washington D.C., Virtual Mailbox FAQs
Can I Use My Washington D.C., Virtual Address as My Registered Agent Address?
No, we recommend you avoid using your virtual address as your Registered Agent's address. Why? Your Registered Agent should have their own Washington, D.C., address where they can physically receive official mail on your behalf.
Additionally, your Registered Agent's address should only be used for legal mail, while your virtual address can be used for any type of mail.
Need a Washington, D.C., Registered Agent? Our Registered Agent service can meet your needs at a reasonable price.
In What States Does Incfile Provide a Virtual Mailbox Service?
Our Virtual Mailbox services are now available in every state except Oregon.
What Are the Limitations of a Virtual Mailbox Service?
If you use a Virtual Mailbox service, you can't pick up your mail in-person. Instead, you can only view it online once it's been digitally scanned. Virtual Mailbox services are also unable to receive large packages.
Are Virtual Addresses Legal?
Yes, virtual addresses are legal in every state, as well as in Washington, D.C.