<prompt> Human: Really not sure where to ask this.I work as a regular employee for a company in one state who contracts my services to a company in a second state CA. I have lived in CA for more than 3 years.I got an email from my company that said their CPA said they need to supply a CA company name and address to CAs SoS. The CPA didnt say why, but the person emailing thinks its as my companys registered agent.What does this mean? They want to use my name and personal address. What might I then be liable for?This is made more awkward because Ive been thinking about quitting my company and hiring on at the one they have me contracted to.Update: they do think its the agent thing. They withdrew the request for the moment while they talk to their lawyer about how to approach it, so no rush.  <response>: You wont be liable for anything. You will just be the physical presence for the company in that state. Kind of like a registered agent would be if they used that instead.If you quit, and there is no other employee in Texas, then theyll have to either file state withdrawal papers as a foreign entity or get a registered agent to stay active. 