USA Company Registration
The Process Explained
Choose a Company Type
Select your company state
Easy Form, Easier Process
Documents Delivered Fast
Easily Register Your USA Company
What's included?
- Name check and clearance
- Formation and EIN
- Registered Agent
- US phone number
- US business address with mail forwarding
- US Bank account with a physical debit card
- Company's initial legal documentation
Deciding on Company Structure
Limited Liability Company
💼 Flexible management and taxation
📂 Straightforward with less bureaucracy
💡 Great for small businesses, e-com sellers and freelancers
C Corporation
🏦 Ready to access to venture capitals
📈 Potential for initial public offering
🚀 Great for fundraising startups and complex company structures
Wyoming vs. Delaware: Which to Choose?
Wyoming
⚡ Quick company setup
🛠 Flexible Management with Fewer Formalities
📉 Low Maintenance Costs
❎ No Franchise Tax
❎ No Personal or Corporate Income Tax
Delaware
🌍 Investor Confidence (startup hub all around the world)
🛠 Flexible Corporate Structure
⚖️ Established, entrepreneur-friendly legal landscape
🛡 Privacy Protection
❎ No sales tax
Easily Manage Your Business
with Clemta
What's included?
- Fast, easy, and online LLC & C-Corp formation
- US Bank account application and a debit card
- EIN & ITIN application
Learn All the Essentials
Can I form a company if I am not a US citizen or resident?
What information should I provide to start the process?
How long does the company formation process take?
The company formation process typically takes between 1-5 business days, depending on the chosen state and business structure. However, expedited options may be available for an additional state fee.
Am I required to visit US for company formation?
What is a registered agent, and why do I need one?
A registered agent is a designated individual or entity responsible for receiving and forwarding legal documents and correspondence on behalf of your company. Most states require a registered agent to maintain compliance with state regulations.
Will I need an EIN to start my operations?
An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identifier assigned to your company by the IRS. It is required for tax reporting, hiring employees, and opening a bank account for your business.