Start with your company. Add the rest only when your business needs it, and we’ll tell you honestly when it doesn’t.
We check your company name is free, register your company with the state (you receive the Articles of Organization), get its tax number (EIN) from the IRS, and give you a U.S. address and registered agent for 12 months.
These services pick up once your company is formed. Each one is quoted before you agree to anything.
A personal U.S. tax number for you, the owner, if you can’t get a U.S. Social Security number. You may need one for a personal U.S. tax return or some payment platforms, but not to set up your company. We check you qualify, then fill in and send the application (Form W-7).
Makes your brand name or logo officially yours in the U.S., registered with the government’s brand office, the USPTO. We check for similar brands that could block yours, then a U.S.-licensed trademark lawyer files it, as the USPTO requires for owners abroad.
If you own your LLC on your own and live outside the U.S., the IRS expects a yearly form called Form 5472, sent with a short Form 1120, even in a year with no sales. Missing it can mean a $25,000 IRS penalty. We prepare and file it, along with your state’s yearly report.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll tell you which services apply and which don’t.