LLCs need two addresses: a business address for general contact and a registered agent address for official government notices. You can use your home for either, but virtual offices and third-party registered agent services offer privacy if you'd rather not list your residence.
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When registering for an LLC, the state is going to ask you for two different addresses. The first is the registered agent address, and the second is the business address. The business address is basically for anybody to contact your business that is not a government authority or the IRS. This address can be your home address, but if you don't want to use your home address, then you can get a virtual office address. The second address is the registered agent address, which is basically the address that the government uses if they want to contact your business. It's also used if somebody wants to serve your business with a lawsuit. You can list yourself as the registered agent and list your home address, or if you have a physical office address, you can use that address. But if you don't want to list your home address or the office address, you can hire a third-party registered agent service to act as the registered agent for your business. Thanks, and follow me for more tips.