Absolutely! We're here to help entrepreneurs from anywhere in the world to incorporate their businesses in the United States.

While we offer services in all 50 states, some states offer great tax benefits and lower maintenance fees.

Our expert suggestion:

• State of Wyoming is the most popular state for non-residents who are online businesses, e-commerce businesses, or business owners.
• We recommend Delaware for start-up founders or ventures that are looking to raise venture capital from U.S. Investors.

Getting started is a breeze! Initially, we will only need a few details: your company name, your personal address, phone number, and email. As we move forward, you will be asked for your passport to set up your bank account.

Step 1 - Form your company

All we need for this step is:

• Company name
• Personal address (anywhere in the world!)
• Email (so we can stay in touch)

No documents required for this step. Later in the process, we may need your passport to set up your bank account.

Timeline: 1 week (on average)

Step 2 - Get your EIN

Once your company is formed, we start working on your EIN application (Employer Identification Number).

Timeline (without SSN): 4 – 8 weeks (on average!)

Dependencies: The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) processing speeds.

Step 3 - Apply for your US bank account

Once you get your EIN (required for a bank account), you’re ready to apply for a U.S. Bank Account through our custom partner portal. A passport is required for this step.

Timeline: 1 week (on average)

Best for – e-commerce founders.

An LLC, or limited liability company, is a straightforward business structure created under state laws. It can have a single owner, known as a Single-Member LLC, or multiple owners, referred to as a Multi-Member LLC.

Here's the cool part: an LLC offers protection from personal debts and tax perks of a partnership. Because the business has its own legal identity, the members are not personally responsible for the company's debts and obligations.

The formation requirements for an LLC vary from state to state. You might need to file certain documents, like articles of organization or a membership agreement, to be filed with appropriate authorities.

A registered agent is the go-to person or entity you pick to handle legal notices, government communications, and paperwork on your behalf. Your agent is available during regular business hours to catch these documents for you. This is a mandatory service every business must have and renew yearly.

If you ever decide to discontinue this service with us, you'll need proof from the state confirming either we're not your agent anymore or your business is dissolved.

We will assign an account manager for your company formation request. Treat this account manager as your business consultant. They will hold all the documents and details of your account in a secure file and send any paperwork as requested.

An ITIN, short for Individual Tax Identification Number, is like a special ID for taxes. You might not always need it, but it can step in for your Social Security Number (SSN) in certain cases. Think of it as your passport to open a PayPal account or some special bank account.