SCO Offices provides real, physical street addresses that are professionally staffed and secure. These addresses can receive mail and packages from any carrier, including UPS and FedEx. In contrast, PO Boxes only accept USPS deliveries and cannot be used for business registration.

Yes! Many businesses use a virtual office address as their registered business address. However, requirements vary depending on your state or country, so it’s best to check with local regulations to ensure compliance.

Yes, we offer phone numbers as part of our services. If you already have a number, we may be able to port it over. Contact us with your current provider details, and we’ll check if porting is possible.

Yes, you can purchase as many Virtual Office addresses as needed. Please note that a notarized USPS Form 1583 must be completed and submitted for each location.

Once your account is closed, we are unable to allow mail pickups. If you need access to your mail after closing your account, you are welcome to pay for an additional month to ensure continued service. We recommend making arrangements before your account closure to avoid any disruptions.

Yes, we provide notary services for a fee. Contact us to schedule an appointment or inquire about pricing.

Many of our clients have successfully used their Virtual Office address to register on Google My Business. However, we cannot guarantee acceptance into Google My Business or Google Maps, as this decision is made solely by Google. If you encounter issues verifying your business listing, please refer to Google’s support page for assistance. When considering other virtual office providers, be cautious if they promise guaranteed acceptance with Google My Business, as this is not assured.

Yes, you can receive mail for both your company name and any registered DBAs at your Virtual Office address. However, there is an additional fee for each DBA. Each Virtual Office address is linked to a single business entity, which can include any DBAs associated with that entity.

No, contracts are not required. We offer flexible month-to-month plans, so you can use our services without a long-term commitment.

A CMRA (Commercial Mail Receiving Agency) is a private business authorized to receive mail on behalf of clients. To comply with U.S. Postal Service regulations and protect against fraud and identity theft, you must complete, sign, and notarize USPS Form 1583. This form legally authorizes SCO Offices and our center partners to accept mail on your behalf. It must be completed each time you set up a Virtual Office or register a new business address with us.

Up to three team members (including the owner) can receive mail or collect it on behalf of your company under your Virtual Office account. Please ensure they present a valid form of ID when picking up mail.

For Form 1583, you must provide two forms of identification: one Photo ID and one Proof of Address document. Accepted Photo IDs include a passport, driver’s license, or state-issued ID. Proof of Address documents can include a utility bill, bank statement, lease agreement, or government-issued document showing your name and address.

A virtual office provides a professional business address and mail services without physical workspace access. A cowork membership includes access to shared workspaces, meeting rooms, and additional amenities.

Yes! We offer tours so you can see our space and learn more about our Virtual Office services. Contact us to schedule a visit.