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An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a business structure that protects your personal assets from business liabilities. It's ideal for most small businesses and entrepreneurs as it offers flexibility, tax benefits, and legal protection.

Typically, the entire process takes 5-10 business days. This includes filing with the state, obtaining your EIN, and setting up all necessary documentation. Rush processing is available for an additional fee.

An EIN (Employer Identification Number) is like a Social Security number for your business. You need it to open a business bank account, hire employees, file taxes, and establish business credit.

Yes! Non-US citizens can absolutely form a US LLC. We specialize in helping international entrepreneurs set up their US businesses remotely, handling all the paperwork and requirements.

Delaware and Wyoming are popular choices for their business-friendly laws and tax benefits. However, the best state depends on your specific business needs. We provide free consultation to help you choose.

Our Operating Agreement includes ownership structure, member rights and responsibilities, profit distribution, management procedures, and dissolution terms. It's customized to your business needs.

Yes, you need a registered agent address in the state where you form your LLC. Our virtual office service provides you with a professional US address for mail handling and legal compliance.

Most states require an annual report and franchise tax payment. We offer ongoing compliance support to ensure you never miss a deadline and maintain good standing with the state.

Yes, you can file an amendment with the state to change your LLC name. However, it involves paperwork and fees, so we recommend choosing carefully from the start with our name selection assistance.

Annual costs vary by state but typically range from $50-$800 for state fees, plus registered agent fees ($100-$300/year). We provide transparent pricing and can help you budget for ongoing expenses.

LLCs offer more flexibility and simpler management, while corporations have more structure and are better for raising capital. We offer free consultation to determine which structure best fits your goals.

Yes! We provide guidance and all necessary documentation to open a US business bank account. We can also recommend banks that work well with international entrepreneurs.

We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, and wire transfers. Payment is secure and processed through encrypted channels for your protection.

Yes, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied with our service before filing is complete, we'll refund your payment minus any state filing fees already paid.

Absolutely! You can add or remove members at any time by amending your Operating Agreement. We can assist with the paperwork and ensure all changes are properly documented.

We perform a name availability check before filing. If your preferred name is taken, we'll help you brainstorm alternatives and check domain availability to ensure brand consistency.

No, you don't need a lawyer. Our service handles all the legal paperwork and filings. However, we recommend consulting a lawyer for complex situations or specific legal advice.

We provide a professional US address for your business. Mail is received, scanned, and forwarded to you digitally or physically. You can also use this address on your website and business cards.

Tax obligations vary based on your business structure and location. LLCs typically have pass-through taxation. We recommend consulting with a tax professional, and we can provide referrals.

Yes! Many of our clients operate their US LLCs remotely from anywhere in the world. Our virtual office and document management services make it easy to manage your business internationally.

You'll receive your Certificate of Formation, EIN confirmation letter, Operating Agreement, and organizational minutes. All documents are provided digitally and stored securely in your account.

Dissolving an LLC involves filing Articles of Dissolution with the state, settling debts, and distributing assets. We can guide you through the process to ensure proper closure and avoid future liabilities.