business Incorporation.

Incorporating a business in the U.S. involves different steps depending on the state. Here’s a breakdown of the key services typically rendered across various states:

Core Incorporation Services

• Entity Formation: Filing Articles of Incorporation (for corporations) or Articles of   Organization (for               LLCs) with the Secretary of State.
• State-Specific Compliance: Handling requirements like franchise tax registration (e.g., in Delaware).
• Name Availability Search: Checking if your desired business name is available in the chosen state.
• Registered Agent Services: Providing a legal contact within the state to receive official documents.

Documentation & Legal Support

• Operating Agreement / Corporate Bylaws: Drafting internal governance documents for LLCs or                 corporations.
• EIN Application: Obtaining a Federal Employer Identification Number from the IRS.
• Beneficial Ownership Reporting: Filing BOI reports with FinCEN as required under the Corporate             Transparency Act.
• Certificate of Incorporation: Securing official proof of formation from the state.

Multi-State & International Services

• Foreign Qualification: Registering your business to operate in states other than the one of                           incorporation.
• Virtual Address & Mail Forwarding: Providing a U.S. business address with mail scanning and                   forwarding.
• Banking Setup: Assistance with opening U.S. business bank accounts, even for non-residents.

Advisory & Ongoing Support

• State Selection Guidance: Helping choose the best state based on tax laws, privacy, and business             goals (e.g., Delaware for startups, Wyoming for privacy).
• Annual Report Filing: Ensuring timely submission of required state reports.
• Compliance Monitoring: Alerts and updates to maintain good standing across states