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U.S. Company Registration

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What are the advantages of U.S. company registration?

Enhance brand image and global credibility

U.S. companies enjoy a high level of business reputation worldwide. Incorporating a U.S. company enhances the trust that customers and partners have in the brand, thus helping to build a strong international image.
Convenient bank account opening and financing opportunities

A U.S. company can more easily open a corporate account with a U.S. bank, which is very convenient for processing international payments and transactions. In addition, incorporating a U.S. company makes it easier to attract overseas investment and gain access to U.S.-based financing opportunities.
International Market Expansion and Legal Business

Consumers and businesses in many countries prefer to work with U.S. companies. Therefore, registering a U.S. company can help companies legally enter the U.S. market and enhance their global business expansion opportunities.
Favorable tax policies

The United States has a flexible tax policy, with different states and municipalities offering different tax treatment. For example, Delaware and Nevada have relatively low corporate taxes and many businesses choose to incorporate in these states to gain tax advantages.
There are also different U.S. tax incentives for specific types of corporations (e.g., C corporations and S corporations), and the most appropriate type of corporation can be selected based on the needs of the business.
Intellectual property protection and legal support

The U.S. has a well-developed intellectual property protection system, which is particularly important for technology companies or enterprises with patents. In addition, the U.S. has a mature legal system that can provide strong protection in terms of contract enforcement and dispute resolution.
Flexible management

A U.S. corporation can conduct business in multiple locations around the world without the need for a physical office; it can be registered by simply designating a registered agent and address.
The U.S. corporate governance system is more relaxed and allows foreigners 100% to hold shares, which is very convenient for overseas investors.

What are the requirements for U.S. Incorporation

company identification

Choose a unique and unused English name, usually containing a company type designation such as "LLC" or "Inc.".
registered address

The company must have a legal registered address in the state in which it is incorporated, which can be a physical office address or a virtual address service provided by a third party to receive government and legal documents.
registered agent

A registered agent (either an individual or an agency) in the state of registration must be appointed to receive government documents and legal notices.
Shareholders and Directors

At least one shareholder and one director are generally required. Shareholders and directors may be individuals or corporations, and U.S. citizens or residents are not required.
registered capital

Most states have no minimum requirement for registered capital. Businesses are required to state their registered capital in their Articles of Incorporation, but are not required to physically inspect the capital.
Federal Tax ID (EIN)

After incorporation, you will need to apply for a federal Employer Identification Number (EIN), which is used for tax purposes, opening bank accounts and hiring employees.

What are the types of U.S. incorporated companies

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Class C Corporation (CC)

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

Sole Proprietorship (SP)

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

The LLC is the most flexible business structure, there is no minimum paid-up share capital requirement for incorporation, there are no restrictions on the types of business activities that can be engaged in, and it is recommended that the LLC be the preferred choice for conducting business in the United States. Prior to formation, the LLC must: appoint a director and a shareholder, open a U.S. corporate bank account with a balance of $1, and designate a registered agent at the place of incorporation.

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Class C Corporation (C-Corporation)

This is the primary type of corporation used by medium to large U.S. businesses involving significant investment or financing, with tax reporting that is simple and more suitable for all offshore filings by non-U.S. tax residents. Additionally, the C-Corp is great for clients who are looking to sell stock to the public or obtain outside venture capital, as there are no restrictions on stock transfers or stock ownership.

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Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

It is one of the types of partnership, which can be divided into four types of partnership in the United States: general partnership (GP), limited partnership (LP), limited liability partnership (LLP), and limited liability limited partnership (LLLP); LLP operates under a partnership, which is relatively more suitable for professionals, such as doctors, attorneys, accountants, architects, etc. The difference between LLC and LLP is that LLP is signed in the name of individual partners and holds property and is sued for it. The difference between LLC and LLP is that the LLP signs contracts, holds property and is sued in the name of the individual partners.

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Sole Proprietorship (WPC)

Similar to a domestic sole trader, it is the simplest business entity. One person can be responsible for all profits and debts of the company. Suitable for individuals who need a business entity for their economic activities.

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Basic information to be prepared

1. Name of the company

The name of the company registered in the U.S. needs to be in English and cannot duplicate an existing company name.
2. Types of companies

According to the business needs and development plan, choose the appropriate type of company, such as Limited Liability Company (LLC), Incorporated Company (Inc.), etc.
3. Shareholder and director information

Include full name, address, contact information, and a scanned copy of an identification document (such as a passport or ID card).
4. Registered capital

Although most U.S. states do not require actual payment of registered capital, it is still necessary to determine the amount of the company's registered capital.
5. Business scope of the company

Clarify the main business scope of the company to facilitate submission to the relevant authorities at the time of registration.
6. U.S. Company Address

A registered address in the U.S. is required, which is usually the address provided by the registered agent we choose.

Registration time: 20 working days

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Step 1

Determine the state of incorporation

The procedure for filing a business incorporation in the United States varies from state to state, and we usually recommend the Delaware River, Texas, Nevada and Wyoming.
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Step 2

Checking whether a name is available for registration and applying for reservations

We will check for our clients which of the preferred company names are available for registration and reserve the most preferred name with the appropriate Secretary of State accordingly.
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Step 3

Submit a registration application

Submitting the corresponding registration information according to the requirements of the registration state selected by the customer.
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Step 4

Register for a Federal EIN Tax ID Number

A Federal Tax ID number is a number used by the U.S. Federal Tax Service to identify each corporate taxpayer. Every U.S. corporation, except for individually owned corporations that do not employ any employees, must apply for a Federal Tax ID number for use on future corporate tax returns.
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Step 5

Bank account opening (if required)

Company founders are required to take out employees' compensation insurance and disability insurance for their employees with statutory private insurance companies, etc.
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Step 6

Mailing Company Documents

Upon completion of the incorporation, we will courier to you a company toolkit folder containing the company's corporate documents, including the original corporate documents, unopened bank letters, etc.

Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

1. How to register an offshore company in the U.S.?

Incorporating an offshore company is the same as incorporating a local US entity. Delaware and Nevada are the best states in the US to form an offshore company. Non-U.S. citizens and non-green card holders benefit the most from setting up an offshore company in these states because there is no need to file and pay taxes if the business income comes from outside the United States.

2. What types of U.S. companies are suitable for Chinese people to register?

The corporate entity best suited for a business depends on several factors, including the occupation of the entrepreneur, the nature of the business, and the number of business owners. Generally, limited liability companies (LLCs) are formed because of the simplicity of the setup process and the lack of capital limitations or restrictions on accepting pass-through profit distributions.

3. Do foreigners need a visa to register a business in the U.S.?

A foreigner does not need a visa to register a business in the U.S. However, a foreigner needs a valid residence permit to stay in the U.S. and operate a business.

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What are the advantages of U.S. company registration?

What are the requirements for U.S. Incorporation

Basic information to be prepared

Registration time: 20 working days

1. How to register an offshore company in the U.S.?

2. What types of U.S. companies are suitable for Chinese people to register?

3. Do foreigners need a visa to register a business in the U.S.?