Form Your LLC
Why you need A LLC
Do you need a separate business entity (LLC/Corp) for your business? The answer is YES! If you run a business as a Sole Proprietor or “DBA”, your personal assets are not protected and you are personally liable for the debts and obligations of the business. This means that a business creditor can come after your personal property (home, car, personal bank accounts) and we DON’T WANT THAT!
How Our Process Works
What do we do?
We handle the forms & filings. Just choose your service and complete the corresponding questionnaire and we’ll take if from there!
How long does it take?
Our standard in house processing time is 7-10 business days. Times vary from state to state. We provide you status updates on your order along the way!
What do you receive?
Once we receive your official state documents, we automatically send you a digital copy. You will receive official physical copies in the mail from the State.
Set up your business in 10 minutes or less!
LLC Start Up Package $99*
Our team of Attorneys & Dedicated Professionals will file your paperwork correctly to make sure you meet procedural requirements the first time you file, to avoid needless fees and delays.
- Preliminary Name Search
- Prepare & File Articles of Organization/Certificate of Formation
- Does not include state filing fee*
Our team does an extensive name search in your State's database.
This document officially establishes your LLC as a separate legal entity in your State.
LLC CEO Package $249*
Our team of Attorneys & Dedicated Professionals will file your paperwork correctly to make sure you meet procedural requirements the first time you file, to avoid needless fees and delays.
- Preliminary Name Search
- Prepare & File Articles of Organization/Certificate of Formation
- Obtain EIN/Tax ID
- Attorney Prepared Operating Agreement (Contract for the LLC)
- Does not include state filing fee*
Our team does an extensive name search in your State's database.
This document officially establishes your LLC as a separate legal entity in your State.
EIN is the social security number for the business and is required to open a bank account. If you have one for your DBA you will need to get a new one in the LLC Name.
The Operating Agreement is the only contract that governs how the LLC will be managed and run. If you don’t put together an Operating Agreement, the LLC will be governed by the state’s default rules — and those default provisions may or may not work for your situation. Our attorney-prepared Operating Agreement is designed to be a generic LLC agreement that covers the most common provisions and will work for most businesses. If your business requires industry-specific provisions, has complex ownership arrangements or a large number of members, we recommend consulting an attorney.
Have any additional questions?
Feel free to call or email us!