Buffalo Registered Agents LLC:
Our Mission

At Buffalo Registered Agent LLC, we believe privacy is not optional. And that goes double for business owners.

This is why we focus solely on businesses right here in Wyoming, the state that created the LLC structure and pioneered legislation to protect business owners.

Our mission is simple:

To make it easier for you to start a business in Wyoming
To protect your right to privacy as a business owner
To simplify your compliance with the Secretary of State
To provide you resources to streamline your company
To give you the tools to kick off marketing your business

We’ve been at this for years, helping form LLCs in Wyoming, incorporating Wyoming businesses, and providing lifetime support to our clients. We’re here because we believe in business, and as local registered agents, we make sure you get everything your business needs quickly, easily, and affordably. We strive to handle everything so that you can keep your attention on what matters—running your business.

How Do We Support Your Wyoming Business?

We started in Wyoming because we know the value a local registered agent brings to the table. And with our years of experience, we’ve been able to build out services that cover all of your business needs:

These services include the tools you need to maintain both your business and your privacy. When you hire us to form your business, you get the use of our permanent Wyoming address on public filings (instead of yours), our signature as your organizer or incorporator to keep your name off public record, as well as an entire database of professional drafted and filled out business documents, including LLC operating agreements and corporate bylaws.

You can do everything through your secure online client account, where we send you same-day mail scans and provide you additional services for your business needs.

We do all this because, as locals, we believe that independent business owners are the bedrock of Wyoming’s economy, and by supporting local businesses we’re supporting our local communities.

About Buffalo, Wyoming

We said we love Wyoming, and we do! But there’s a special place in our hearts for Buffalo. It’s why we named our company after the incredible town where we got our start. Here is just a taste of what we love about Buffalo:

Downtown Buffalo Wyoming Main Street

Down along Main Street, you’ll find the Occidental Hotel, where you can still see the bullet holes left over from the hotel’s Wild West past.

If you’re not looking to stay in Buffalo, you can always find a seat at the Busy Bee Café on hotel’s main floor. If that’s not your cup of tea, you can also swing down the road and grab some BBQ at the smokehouse aptly named Up in Smoke. Either choice is a good one.

Crazy Woman Square Park

Many years ago, the county prosecutor had his law office at the corner of downtown Buffalo. There was a crazy woman that went through Colorado and Wyoming and burned down many buildings. It’s alleged she burned down many more than what she was actually caught for. But before she was caught, she burned down his law office, too. The result was an empty lot, and the City of Buffalo eventually turned this corner of downtown into a great community gathering spot.

Now all this is true, and when we talk to people who are planning to visit Buffalo, we like to tell them this is to commemorate the crazy woman who burned down the building. The real truth is the stream right across the street is called “Crazy Woman Creek”. It comes out of the Bighorn Mountains. There are conflicting legends and stories about how the creek was actually named, but the square has its name because it’s right next to the creek. Still, we like to joke.

Johnson County Courthouse

Buffalo, WY is the county seat of Johnson County. As you can see, it’s a pretty small courthouse. Buffalo only has 9,000 people in the entire county.

Jim Gatchell Museum

The Jim Gatchell Museum opened in 1900 when Jim opened his drugstore. Jim used the Buffalo Pharmacy to display the many gifts that he had received (guns, tools, war bonnets, bows, arrows, clothing, and medicine bags) from the cowboys, lawmen, settlers, cattle barons, and famous army scouts that frequented his shop.

The museum has since moved buildings, into the Carnegie Library Building (built by Andrew Carnegie), and still features many of the gifts Jim displayed in his shop. Everything is presented in a much more official way now in the museum, much like the way we do business these days, but the history of this town and state is preserved.

Longmire Days

You’ve heard of the TV show Longmire, right? Buffalo helped inspire the story behind the series, and the town honors that connection by hosting Longmire Days for fans!

The Longmire mysteries, written by Craig Johnson, are inspired by the people and landscapes of Buffalo, WY. We like to pay homage by getting together for Longmire marathons on Netflix. If you watch too many episodes in a row, you might end up with what we call a “Longmire headache”—much like a hangover!

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Buffalo Registered Agents LLC:Our Mission