Updating your personal information from within the Venture Vault portal is super easy. Here’s a quick walk-through. Login to your Venture Vault portal. Drag your cursor to the top right corner of your screen and select “Account Settings” from the dropdown menu.   Once here, navigate to or click the “Profile” button at the left of your screen. From here,

Did you know that you can add your business partners, representatives, lawyer, CPA, etc to your Venture Vault portal all under your own account? Here’s a walk-through. Login to your Venture Vault portal and navigate to the “Entities” page. From there, click the Entity Card for the entity you’d like to add more users to.     Once your preferred

Forgot your password? No sweat. Here’s how to quickly recover your login: From the Login page, input your email, and click “Forgot Password”   Click the box that says, “I am Human” and follow the prompt to prove it. 😉   Once completed, you may click “Send Reset Link” and you will soon receive an email outlining instructions for a

Changing your Venture Vault portal password is easy!   Here’s how. Login to your Venture Vault portal. Drag your cursor the Initials in the top right corner of your screen. A blue dropdown menu will appear. Select “Account Settings“   Click “Security” at the left side of your screen.   From here, follow the instructions to change your password. You

Reviewing and changing your billing information is a snap in the Venture Vault user portal. Here’s a quick guide to help you through it. From your personal account: Click your initials in the top right corner of the screen.   Hover to “Billing” and click.   Click “All Invoices” to view what has been paid or any balances remaining in

Have an entity registered in Texas? You must file an annual Franchise Tax Report with the Texas Comptroller, even if no tax is technically owed. Failure to file will result in forfeiture of your right to transact business. Do you own or are a partner in an entity operating within the state of Texas? Those notices you get from the

A Notice of Intent to Forfeit indicates that your entity failed to file a required report or pay franchise tax. Immediate action is required to preserve good standing. Ever received a letter from the state that makes your stomach drop? In your case now, it might be a Notice of Intent to Forfeit. For Texas business owners, it’s a serious

A Registered Agent (RA) is the state-required contact for your business. Your RA receives lawsuits, legal notices, and government correspondence on your behalf. They are basically your business’s official “mailbox” for important stuff like legal notices, government letters, and tax forms. A Registered Agent gives your company a real, physical address in the state and makes sure you don’t miss

Never miss a notice (for your CPA). As your Registered Agent, it’s our job to make sure you never miss a notice. That includes sharing all important information that your CPA may need (Tax-Related) as soon as it arrives. But we need your help to get started – Here’s how: Via the Venture Vault Portal: Login to your Venture Vault portal. Click on the Entity you’d like

You may authorize additional users (e.g., CPA, partner, assistant) to access your entity.   Attorney and/or CPA Step-by-Step Log in Click “Entities” Click entity card of choice Click “Change Requests” Click “New Change Request” Add “Attorney Information” and/or “CPA Information” Click “Submit Change Request” Admin at Venture Vault will approve shortly   Representative Step-by-Step Log in Click “Entities” Click entity