LLC & Corporation Formation
Get help preparing and filing formation documents in your chosen state.
U.S. company formation
Launch your U.S. business without the paperwork headache.
Intellgus guides U.S. and international founders through structure, documents, EIN, registered agent, banking prep, and compliance.
Intellgus guides U.S. and international founders through structure, documents, EIN, registered agent, banking prep, and compliance.
Get help preparing and filing formation documents in your chosen state.
Get guidance through the IRS EIN application process.
Understand requirements and arrange a registered agent.
Get help with Operating Agreements, bylaws, and key company records.
Get organized for a U.S. business bank account application.
Stay on top of annual reports, filings, and business documentation.
Add bookkeeping, financial reporting, and tax preparation coordination as you grow.
A simple, guided process to get your US company up and running.
Tell us about your business, ownership, preferred state, and goals.
We help you understand your LLC or corporation options.
Get support with formation documents and state filing.
Receive help with the EIN process and organize key company records.
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Explore banking, registered agent, compliance, and accounting support.
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CHOOSE A STRUCTURE
An LLC is a flexible U.S. structure that protects owners’ personal assets. It can have one owner or many, called members, and it is a common choice for founders who want simpler management.
You do not necessarily need to be a U.S. citizen or resident to own a U.S. LLC or C Corporation.
Intellgus helps international founders understand the documentation, EIN process, banking considerations, and ongoing U.S. compliance requirements.
Important: Forming a U.S. company does not provide a U.S. visa, work authorization, or guaranteed bank account approval.
Your cost depends on your entity type, formation state, registered agent, and optional services. Request a tailored formation quote.
Common costs include the items above.
Yes. Non-U.S. residents can generally form certain U.S. entities, including LLCs and C Corporations. Banking, tax, and home-country requirements should still be reviewed.
Generally, yes. Indian founders can form eligible U.S. entities, subject to U.S. requirements and Indian regulations.
An EIN is a federal tax identification number issued by the IRS. Many businesses need it for tax administration, banking, and employment-related purposes.
You generally need a registered agent with a physical address in your formation state. A separate business mailing address may also be useful.
Some banks may allow remote applications for eligible founders, but approval depends on the bank’s verification and compliance requirements.
Not automatically. Your tax treatment depends on your entity classification, elections, income, ownership, and applicable tax rules.
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