Formation

U.S. company formation, done for founders who aren't in the U.S.

LLC or C-Corp, filed in the state that fits your business, with an EIN and a U.S. bank account to follow — handled end to end, with a fixed fee agreed before we start.

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LLC & C-Corp formation

We help you choose between an LLC and a C-Corp based on how you'll be taxed at home, who your investors are, and what you're actually building — then file in the state that fits, commonly Wyoming, Delaware or New Mexico.

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EIN without an SSN

Your Employer Identification Number is prepared on Form SS-4 the way the IRS expects it from a foreign owner with no SSN or ITIN, so it doesn't bounce back for a preventable reason. You receive the official CP-575 confirmation letter.

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U.S. business bank account

We match your profile to the bank or fintech most likely to approve a foreign-owned company, prepare the application, and resubmit if it's declined the first time.

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Registered agent

Every U.S. entity needs a registered agent with a physical address in the state of formation to receive legal and state correspondence — arranged as part of your setup.

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Operating agreement

A properly drafted operating agreement (LLC) or bylaws (C-Corp) that documents ownership and decision-making — the document banks and investors will ask to see.

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State & certificate copies

Your stamped Certificate of Formation/Incorporation and any certified copies you need for banking, visas, or vendor onboarding — the real filed document, not a template.

Choosing a state: WY, DE or NM

There's no universally "best" state — the right one depends on your business.

Wyoming

No state income tax, low annual fees, and strong privacy for members — a common default for online businesses and holding companies.

Delaware

The standard choice if you plan to raise venture capital or eventually convert to a C-Corp — investors and their lawyers are most familiar with Delaware law.

New Mexico

No annual report requirement and low ongoing cost, which suits very small or early-stage single-owner businesses.

We'll recommend a state on your free call based on where your customers are, how you're taxed at home, and what you're building — not a one-size-fits-all default.

Formation is step one. Compliance is what keeps the company legitimate.

A U.S. LLC owned by a non-resident has annual U.S. filings (like Form 5472) and, usually, filings back in your home country too. See what that actually involves.

Get a fixed fee for your formation

Tell us what you're building on a free 20-minute call and we'll quote a fixed fee in writing.

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