Form Your LLC Today
Protect your personal assets and establish your business as a separate legal entity. Simple, fast, and affordable.
What is an LLC?
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a flexible business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the tax benefits and simplicity of a partnership.
Limited Liability Protection
Your personal assets are generally protected from business debts and legal claims. The LLC is a separate legal entity from you as the owner.
Tax Flexibility
Choose how you want to be taxed - as a sole proprietor, partnership, S-corp, or C-corp. This flexibility can help optimize your tax strategy.
Professional Credibility
Operating as an LLC adds legitimacy to your business, making it easier to work with clients, vendors, and financial institutions.
Choose Your Package
Select the package that best fits your needs. All packages include state filing.
Starter
Perfect for getting your LLC filed quickly
Standard
Most comprehensive LLC formation package
Premium
Complete LLC setup with ongoing compliance
How It Works
Choose Your State
Select the state where you want to form your LLC. Most choose their home state.
We File Your Papers
We prepare and file your Articles of Organization with the state.
Get Your Documents
Receive your filed LLC documents, EIN, and operating agreement.
Start Your Business
Open your business bank account and start operating legally.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to form an LLC?
Processing times vary by state, typically 5-15 business days. Some states offer expedited filing for an additional fee.
Do I need a registered agent?
Yes, every LLC must have a registered agent in the state where it's formed. This is someone who receives legal documents on behalf of your business.
What's the difference between an LLC and sole proprietorship?
A sole proprietorship offers no liability protection - your personal and business assets are the same. An LLC creates a separate legal entity, protecting your personal assets from business liabilities.
Can I form an LLC if I'm the only owner?
Absolutely! Single-member LLCs are very common and offer the same liability protection as multi-member LLCs.
What ongoing requirements does an LLC have?
Most states require an annual report and fee. You'll also need to maintain separate business finances and follow your operating agreement.
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