Form Your LLC or Corporation
We prepare and file your formation documents with the state and help you think through whether an LLC or corporation fits how you plan to run your business.
+ state filing fee, commonly $50 to $500 depending on your state, billed separately and paid directly to the state.
Document prep and filing, plus help thinking through your structure
We start by asking about your business: what you sell, how many owners are involved, and how you want to handle liability and taxes down the road. Based on what you tell us, we explain the general differences between an LLC and a corporation so you can make an informed choice. We are not a CPA or law firm, so for complex ownership or tax situations, we recommend confirming your decision with one before filing.
Once you've chosen a structure, we prepare your Articles of Organization or Articles of Incorporation and file them with your state's business registration office. State filing fees vary by state and are paid directly to the government, separate from our service fee. We keep you updated once your filing is submitted and share your confirmed formation documents as soon as the state processes them.
What's included
- LLC vs. corporation guidance based on your situation
- Preparation of your Articles of Organization or Incorporation
- Direct filing with your state's business registration office
- EIN application assistance once your entity is formed
- Copies of your filed, state-confirmed formation documents
From choosing a structure to a filed entity
Tell Us About Your Business
Share what you're building, who owns it, and how you plan to operate day to day.
Choose Your Structure
We explain the general differences between an LLC and corporation so you can decide what fits.
We Prepare & File
Your formation documents are drafted and submitted to your state's filing office.
Receive Your Confirmation
Once the state processes your filing, we send you the confirmed formation documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on how you plan to run and grow the business. We'll walk through your situation and explain the general differences, but for complex tax or liability questions, we recommend confirming your choice with a CPA or attorney before filing.
Yes. Once your formation documents are prepared and you've reviewed them, we submit them to the appropriate state agency on your behalf.
State filing fees vary by state, commonly between $50 and $500, and are set entirely by the state government. These are billed separately from our service fee and paid directly to the state.
Yes, we can help you apply for an EIN with the IRS once your entity is officially formed, so you're ready to open a business bank account and hire if needed.
