USA Company Registration
- Consultation by Experts
- Trust Deed Drafting
- Application Filing with Trust Registrar
- PAN/ TAN of Trust
- Follow Up with Department
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Table of Content
- USA Company Registration- Overview
- Applicability of USA Company Registration
- Benefits of USA Company Registration
- Types of U.S. Company Registration:
USA Company Registration- Overview
Applicability of USA Company Registration
- Indian Entrepreneurs & Startups: Looking to access the U.S. market, secure funding, or establish a global presence.
- Freelancers & IT Professionals: Wanting to work with international clients and get paid through U.S.-based payment gateways or banks.
- E-Commerce Sellers : Selling on platforms like Amazon.com, Etsy, or Shopify and needing a U.S. legal entity for better credibility and access.
- Exporters & Importers : Engaged in cross-border trade and requiring a U.S. company to simplify logistics, customs, and taxation.
- Consulting Firms & Agencies : Expanding services internationally and seeking a U.S. business entity for trust and compliance.
- Non-Residents of the USA : Who want to legally own and operate a U.S.-based company without needing to be physically present in the country.
- Investors & Holding Companies : Looking to set up a legal structure in the U.S. for investment, real estate, or asset protection.
Benefits of USA Company Registration
Types of U.S. Company Registration:
FAQs on USA Company
Yes, non-residents—including Indian citizens—can register a U.S. company without needing to be physically present.
The most common types are LLC (Limited Liability Company) and C-Corporation (C-Corp).
Delaware, Wyoming, and Texas are popular due to business-friendly laws and low fees.
No, the entire process can be completed online with the help of our team.
Typically, 5–10 business days, depending on the state and type of company.
You’ll need a passport copy, address proof, contact details, and your proposed company name.
Yes, though some banks require a visit. We can assist with online banking or fintech alternatives.
Yes, the trust deed must be executed on stamp paper and notarized.
The cost includes stamp duty (varies by state), notary fees, and professional fees if applicable.
Registered trusts may get exemptions under Section 12A, 80G, and other provisions of the Income Tax Act.
Yes, an Employer Identification Number (EIN) is required for taxes, banking, and business operations.
Yes, but we provide a virtual U.S. business address as part of our service.
A Registered Agent receives legal and tax documents on behalf of your company. We include this in our package.
Yes, based on your income and business activities. Tax obligations vary for LLCs and C-Corps.
BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) reporting is mandatory from Jan 1, 2024, for all U.S. entities.
Yes, registering a U.S. company is required for Amazon.com and other U.S.-based platforms.
Yes, an Indian company can register as a foreign owner/shareholder of a U.S. entity.
Yes, with proper legal filings, you can convert your LLC to a C-Corp as your business scales.
