US Legal inc gives you everything to get your US business up & running
You’re not alone. One of the hardest parts of launching a US business is learning what you need to do and when. We’ll guide you through it and process the paperwork.
Confidently Start Your U.S. LLC
We’ll help you incorporate a business in the United States, keep it compliant and legal year-over-year, and get paid easily via your bank, Stripe, or PayPal.
We provide everything you need in one place, for one affordable monthly price US legal inc is tax deductible and pays for itself in months.
You didn’t start your business to waste time on paperwork & accounting.
We provide everything you need in one place, for one affordable monthly price
US legal inc is tax deductible
and pays for itself in months.
and pays for itself in months.
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Frequent Questions
No, you don’t! We work with entrepreneurs from around the world to get their businesses incorporated. Don’t take our word for it, though; check out our Wall of Love to hear what people globally have to say about US Legal inc
We will help you form your Company, get your EIN, apply for a bank account, get an address, and set up payment processes.
Formation takes 6-10 business days, and getting an EIN from the IRS usually takes an additional three weeks or so.
The cost varies depending on the State you choose to incorporate in and the services you need from us!
We don’t need any documents to get started. We just need a few pieces of info from you:
- Your Company Name
- Your Personal Address
- Phone Number and Email (For contact purposes)
Later in the process, you’ll need a passport to set up your bank account.
A limited liability company is a formal business structure (created as per state law) where the business is legally distinct from the owner(s). It may have a single owner in the case of a Single-Member LLC or multiple owners in the case of a Multi-Member LLC.
An LLC combines the perks of a corporation (protection against personal liability) and a partnership (pass-through taxation). Since the business has a separate legal existence, the members are not personally liable for the debts and obligations of the Company.
State laws stipulate how LLCs should be incorporated. Some states require specific documents, such as the articles of organization, membership agreement, etc., to be filed with the authorities.