LLC Formation

Form your LLC in any state.

Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey — or wherever you do business. Name search, state filing, EIN, operating agreement, and registered agent. Done for you, done right.

DelawarePennsylvaniaMarylandNew JerseyNew YorkVirginiaAny U.S. state

What's included.

One fixed package. No upsells, no fine print.

01

Name search & reservation

We check your top three name choices against the state's registry and reserve the winner.

02

State filing

Certificate of formation / articles of organization filed correctly with the right state office.

03

Registered agent

Every state requires one with an in-state address. We set it up so you never miss a legal notice.

04

EIN & tax setup

Federal EIN from the IRS and guidance on S-corp election timing with your CPA.

05

Operating agreement

The document banks and contracts ask for. Drafted for single or multi-member LLCs.

06

Bank-ready packet

Everything you need to open a business bank account and look legitimate from day one.

Delaware vs. Nevada vs. Wyoming

The three states everyone asks about. Here's the honest breakdown:

DelawareNevadaWyoming
Annual cost$300 flat tax~$650 (license + filings)~$60 report fee
PrivacyMembers not listedMembers not listedMembers not listed
CourtsCourt of Chancery — the gold standard for business lawBusiness court, strong protectionsStandard courts
Best forRaising capital, national operationsAsset protection focusLowest cost, simple holdings

The honest part: if you're a contractor working in Pennsylvania, filing in any of these three means paying for two states — your LLC state plus foreign qualification where you work. Most local businesses should file where they operate. We'll tell you straight which fits before you spend a dollar.

Common questions.

How long does it take?

Most states file in 1–3 weeks; Delaware offers 24-hour expedited filing. We'll give you the real timeline for your state up front.

What do you need from me?

Three name choices, your business address, the owners' names, and what the business does. That's it — the quiz on our homepage collects most of it.

Do I need a lawyer?

For a standard LLC filing, no. We handle the paperwork; if your situation is complex (multiple partners, investors), we'll tell you to get counsel before filing.

How should my LLC be taxed?

By default the IRS taxes a single-member LLC as a sole proprietorship and a multi-member LLC as a partnership. Once you're profitable, electing S-corp status can cut self-employment tax — but the timing matters. We set up your EIN and books correctly from day one and coordinate with your CPA on the election. (We're not CPAs — we make sure you and yours start clean.)

What does it cost?

State filing fees vary ($110–$500 depending on the state) plus our flat service fee, quoted up front. No subscriptions, no surprise renewals from us.

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