respectable talent agencys in the Midwest.?

You only need an agent if you're going to try to work professionally and professional acting is a business. You don't just need AN agent - you need an agent that can help you advance your career goals and to do that you need to know what your career goals are. And you'll need to market yourself to agents - so to do that you need to understand yourself and how you fit into the Midwest acting industry enough to have a good idea of how you want to market yourself.

Understand that since agents are paid on commission, they're picky. Agents tend to represent actors near where the agent is located. So if you live in Small Town, IA for example you're not going to find many agents around there because there just isn't a lot of professional work in the area. And if you live hours and hours away from Chicago, it's doubtful you could get a Chicago agent to represent you because you live too far away. Auditions are often done on short notice, and if you can't make auditions then you can't book jobs and the agent won't get paid. Just some things to be aware of - you might want to learn more about the industry before you worry about getting an agent.

But industry websites list legitimate agents. The SAG-AFTRA website lists agents:
http://www.sagaftra.org/agency-relations/sag-franchised-agents
http://www.sagaftra.org/agency-relations/aftra-franchised-agents
http://www.backstage.com/resources/search/agent/

Good luck.

I agree with Katrina - but if you were ready for an agent you'd know that actors only send a resume and headshot - they don't send portfolios - they're what models have.

And sending anything with such bad spelling and grammar would simply result in it being deleted or shredded. Demonstrating a lack of education is a really bad idea.

In good English, your question should have read:
I need help with finding reliable talent agencies to whom I should send portfolios.