How it works
Your US company, step by step.
A 100% remote journey, with one point of contact and one file.
You describe your project
About 10 minutesAn online form to present your business, your members and the state you have in mind. We get back to you to confirm the key choices together.
- Business and country of residence
- Members and ownership split
- State of formation
- Chosen plan
We form your LLC
Depends on the stateWe check the name, prepare the Articles of Organization and file them with the Secretary of State. The registered agent is appointed at filing.
- Name check
- Filing of the Articles of Organization
- Registered agent appointment
- Operating Agreement (Business and Complete plans)
We apply for your EIN
Timelines set by the IRSForm SS-4 is prepared and sent to the IRS through the channel open to non-residents. You receive the confirmation letter as soon as it arrives.
- SS-4 preparation
- Submission to the IRS
- Application tracking
- CP 575 letter stored
You prepare your bank account
Depends on the bankWe gather the documents banks expect and walk you through the verification steps. The decision belongs to the bank.
- A complete, consistent file
- KYC explained
- Options suited to your profile
You stay compliant
All year roundAnnual report, registered agent renewal, federal returns: your deadlines are tracked and you are notified in advance.
- Deadline calendar
- Reminders before every date
- Referrals to licensed professionals
Frequently asked questions
Can I form a US company without being a resident?
Yes. An LLC can be formed and owned by people who do not live in the United States, with no visa, no SSN and no travel.
How long does it take to form an LLC?
It mostly depends on the state: from a few business days to a few weeks after filing. We prepare your file as soon as we have all your information.
Can I get an EIN without a Social Security number?
Yes. Foreign owners file Form SS-4 with the IRS by fax or by mail. Timelines are set by the IRS and cannot be guaranteed.
What is the difference between a registered agent and a business address?
The registered agent, which is required, receives legal documents in the state of formation. The business address, which is optional, is for your business mail. They are two separate services.
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