Instate Global

What we handle

From incorporation to the filings you would otherwise discover in year two — handled end to end.

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U.S. company formation

Your LLC filed in the state that actually fits your business, with the stamped certificate — not a screenshot.

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EIN without an SSN

Form SS-4 prepared and filed correctly for a foreign owner, so it doesn't get rejected. You get the CP-575 letter.

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U.S. business bank account

Matched to the provider most likely to approve your profile, with the application prepared and resubmitted if declined.

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U.S. annual compliance

Form 5472 with a pro-forma 1120 and your state report, filed on time every year — even if the company earned nothing.

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Home-country compliance

The part no U.S. provider can touch: your overseas-investment filings, foreign-asset disclosure and tax-credit position.

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Bookkeeping & calendar

Books kept so your filings agree with each other, and one calendar with every U.S. and home-country deadline.

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The half other providers can't file

Set-up shops like the big U.S. platforms are built for the American side and structurally can't do the other one. When you own a foreign company, your home country has its own filings, its own deadlines and its own penalties — and that's exactly where founders get caught.

We're a chartered firm that files in both systems, so nothing falls into the gap between two providers who don't talk to each other.

A U.S.-only formation service

×Files your U.S. formation & EIN
×Nothing in your home country
×No overseas-investment filing
×No foreign-asset disclosure
×A calendar with a hole in it

✓U.S. formation, EIN & banking
✓Form 5472 filed every year
✓Overseas-investment filings
✓Foreign-asset disclosure & tax credit
✓One calendar, both countries

How it works

A straight path from "I want a U.S. company" to "I'm compliant on both sides."

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Free 20-minute call

We map your structure, the right state, and a fixed fee — before you commit to anything.

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We form & register

LLC/C-Corp filing, EIN (Form SS-4), registered agent and U.S. bank account application.

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We put you on the calendar

Every U.S. and home-country deadline — Form 5472, state report, overseas-investment filings — in one place.

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We file, every year

Annual compliance handled on both sides, with a Chartered Accountant reviewing what goes out.

Fixed fees, quoted before we start

Every engagement gets a written quote after your free call — formation as a one-time fee, annual compliance as a predictable yearly fee. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices halfway through a filing.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. As a non-U.S. resident you can form an LLC or C-Corp, obtain an EIN through Form SS-4 without a Social Security Number, and open a U.S. business bank account remotely, provided your application is prepared correctly.

Yes. A foreign-owned U.S. LLC generally still owes Form 5472 with a pro-forma 1120 and a state annual report even at zero revenue — missing it carries steep penalties. See our compliance page for details.

It depends on where you're resident, but typically includes reporting your overseas investment to your home regulator, an annual performance report, disclosing the foreign asset on your home-country tax return, and claiming any foreign tax credit you're owed. We'll confirm exactly what applies to you on the free call.

We're a chartered firm that files on both sides of the border, and our U.S. formation and filings are delivered together with our U.S.-based execution partner — so nothing falls into the gap between a U.S. provider and your home-country accountant. See our FAQ & resources for more.

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Ready to see if a U.S. company makes sense for you?

Book a free 20-minute call. No pressure, no obligation — just a clear answer on the right structure, the right state, and a fixed fee.

Book a free 20-minute call

Form a U.S. company from anywhere — and stay compliant on both sides.