LLC Formation Service
Launch Your US Company in Days, Not Weeks
Complete LLC formation package for international entrepreneurs. No US address or SSN required. We handle everything from state filing to EIN.
By Chris Natterer · Last updated February 17, 2026
One-time setup
$1,250
One-time • covers your first year
- ✓ LLC Registration in Wyoming, New Mexico, Florida or Delaware
- ✓ All State Filing Fees paid on your behalf
- ✓ Fast-Track EIN — your tax ID in 2-5 days, not 60+
- ✓ Operating Agreement customized for your business
- ✓ Registered Agent for your first year
- ✓ Formation Documents — Articles of Organization, Statement of Organizer
- ✓ Bank Account Support — Mercury, Relay, Wise
Every year after
from $900
From year two, depending on your state
- New Mexico $900
- Wyoming $1,000
- Florida $1,000
- Delaware $1,250
- ✓ Registered Agent address in your state of formation
- ✓ Mail handling — state and legal mail always, plus 13 business mail scans a year
- ✓ Annual Report filed with the state, state fee included
- ✓ Form 5472 + pro forma 1120 prepared and filed with the IRS
- ✓ Delaware franchise tax filed and paid, where it applies
- ✓ Deadline reminders and a heads-up whenever the rules change
Questions? Book a consultation
Why Form a US LLC?
A US LLC (Limited Liability Company) is the most popular business structure for international entrepreneurs. It offers:
- Pass-through taxation — No corporate income tax if you're not a US resident
- Limited liability — Your personal assets are protected from business debts
- Credibility — US companies are trusted globally for payments, contracts, and banking
- Banking access — Open accounts with Mercury, Relay, Wise, and Stripe
Which State Should You Choose?
We recommend Wyoming for most international entrepreneurs. Here's why:
| Factor | Wyoming | Delaware | Florida |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Income Tax | None | 8.7% | 5.5% |
| Annual Report Fee | $60 | $300 | $138.75 |
| Privacy | Excellent | Good | Limited |
| Franchise Tax | None | $300/year | None |
Wyoming offers the best combination of low costs, no state taxes, and strong privacy protections for single-member LLCs.
What's Included
LLC Registration
We file your Articles of Organization with your chosen state and provide you with certified copies. Formation typically takes 3-5 business days.
Fast-Track EIN
Your EIN (Employer Identification Number) is required to open a bank account, accept payments, and file taxes. Our fast-track service gets your EIN verification letter in 2-5 business days.
Registered Agent (1 Year)
Every LLC needs a registered agent with a physical address in the state of formation. Your first year is included.
Operating Agreement
A customized Operating Agreement establishes your ownership structure and management rules. Required by most banks.
Formation Documents
You'll receive your Articles of Organization, Statement of Organizer, EIN Verification Letter, and Operating Agreement.
How It Works
- Order — Choose your state and submit your order
- Information — Provide basic details (name, address, ID)
- Formation — We file your LLC and apply for your EIN
- Delivery — Receive your documents and start doing business
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to visit the US?
No. The entire process is handled remotely. You don't need a US address, social security number, or visa.
How long does it take?
LLC formation takes 3-5 business days. EIN takes an additional 2-5 business days with our fast-track service.
What documents do I need?
Just a copy of your passport or government-issued ID and your home address.
Can I open a US bank account?
Yes. With your LLC and EIN, you can open accounts with Mercury, Relay, and other neobanks remotely. Traditional banks may require an in-person visit.
What does it cost to keep the LLC running?
From year two: $900 in New Mexico, $1,000 in Wyoming and Florida, $1,250 in Delaware. The difference is what each state charges. One fee, everything in it:
- Registered Agent — the address in your state, plus anything that arrives there scanned and forwarded to you
- Annual Report — filed with the state, state fee included (New Mexico does not require one)
- Form 5472 + pro forma 1120 — prepared and filed with the IRS. Miss this one and the penalty is $25,000
- Delaware franchise tax — filed and paid, where it applies
- Reminders — deadlines, and a heads-up when the rules change
Priced this way on purpose. You know what the company costs before you start it, and nothing gets missed because it sat in a separate invoice.
Written by Chris Natterer
Founder of Globalization Guide, helping international entrepreneurs form and manage US companies since 2019.