Choose how your Wilmington, Delaware address is written: a mailbox address with a PMB, a coworking member number, or an office suite under a lease. Mail is scanned, forwarded or stored online. It sits next to your Delaware registered agent, never in its place.
Business plan prices per month, from our plan list (September 2026). The street line is blurred on purpose: we share the full address when you order, and you can ask us for it first.
The same four things decide whether an address fits: how mail is handled, what USPS needs first, which documents you get, and what you can use on site.
Mail to this address is received for you and handled online: you choose to have it scanned, forwarded or kept. How many items are included, how far we forward and how fast we aim to process depend on the plan.
How the virtual mailbox worksA mailbox or member-number address is served by a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency. USPS asks each recipient to sign Form 1583 and show two forms of ID before mail is delivered (DMM 508.1.8).
Form 1583, step by stepThe Verified Business Address plan puts your company on a signed lease for an office suite, with a utility bill. Banks and platforms still run their own checks and decide.
About proof of addressMeeting rooms, coworking, day passes and opening hours are set by each location, and our plan list doesn't state them for Wilmington. Tell us what you need and we'll confirm it before you pay.
About the virtual officeBusiness and personal plans, monthly or yearly, for this location only.
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Prices from our current plan list for this location. Processing times are targets, not guarantees. Fees outside the plan list, such as extra items, scans or forwarding postage, aren't shown here, so ask us before you order. Every location is on the pricing page.
Some details are fixed in our plan list. Others depend on the building, so we confirm them with you instead of printing them here.
No address guarantees a bank account or platform approval. Some providers reject any address they identify as a mailbox (Stripe's address rules). See why banks say no.
Delaware requires every LLC and corporation to keep a registered agent in the state. A Wilmington business address is optional and does a different job.
Receives official and legal mail for the company and is named on the formation filing. A registered agent is part of our formation packages and renews with them.
Receives the rest: bank letters, invoices, customer and platform mail. Put it on your website and forms if you want a US address, and don't swap it in where the agent address belongs.
Other locations, and the pages that explain each address type.
Address format, availability, Form 1583 and what a location can and can't promise.
No. Delaware requires a registered agent to receive official and legal mail for your company, and that agent's address goes on your formation filing. A Wilmington business address is optional: it receives your everyday business mail. Keep the two apart on state filings.
No. You can choose Wilmington whatever state your company is formed in, and forming in Delaware doesn't require a business address there. The address doesn't change where your company is formed.
Business plans in Wilmington start with Address Only at $8.99/mo (first 6 months, then $14.99/mo). Mailbox Volume is $16.99/mo, Mailbox Advanced $75/mo and the lease-backed Verified Business Address $500/mo with a 12-month commitment. Personal plans and yearly prices are in the plan section.
Yes, the Verified Business Address plan is offered in Wilmington. It comes with a signed lease for an office suite and a utility bill, on a 12-month commitment. Banks and platforms run their own checks and decide for themselves.
For a mailbox or member-number address, USPS Form 1583 for each recipient, with two forms of ID, one of them a photo ID. The signature has to be witnessed, in person, over live video or by a notary. Our Form 1583 guide walks through it.
It can give you an address and, on the lease plan, documents that banks often ask for. It can't guarantee an account: each bank decides, and some reject addresses they identify as a mailbox.
