Step 1: Filing Options

Please Enter Your Contact Email:

Select the option that you are filing for:

Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) filing Compliance
Tax Id Number
Corporations/Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Sole Proprietorship
Nonprofit Organization
Will & Trusts

Choosing the right structure for your business is a crucial first step that impacts how you operate, pay taxes, and protect your personal assets. To determine the best option, consider your business goals, the level of control you want to maintain, and your liability concerns. For small, low-risk businesses, a Sole Proprietorship offers simplicity and direct control but doesn’t protect personal assets. If you want limited liability protection, an LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a popular choice, offering flexibility with fewer formalities. For businesses planning to attract investors or expand rapidly, a Corporation (either C-Corp or S-Corp) provides strong legal protection and allows for greater growth potential. We’re here to guide you through these options and help you make the best choice based on your unique needs.

Business Name:

(Sole Proprietorship, Limited Liability Company (LLC), Corporation, General Partnership, Limited Partnership (LP), Limited Liability Partnership (LLP))

Business Type/Structure:

State of Incorporation: The state in which the business is being registered.

Creation and Publication

In what year was the business started:

Step Two: Business Information

Do you already have a business name registered?:

Yes No

Helps verify the availability of the business name.

Owner(s) Are there multiple owners in the business?

Choose and add if multiple owners in the business?:

Yes No

This can affect how decisions are made, how profits are shared, and how the business is taxed. Knowing this helps ensure everything is set up correctly from the start.

Will you serve as your own registered agent?:

Sole Agent Co Agents

A registered agent is a person or company responsible for receiving official legal and tax documents on behalf of your business. They must have a physical address in the state where your business is registered and be available during business hours. This ensures that your business can receive important government notices, lawsuits, or other official correspondence in a timely manner. If you don't want to serve as your own registered agent, you can appoint someone else or hire a professional service to do it for you.

Do you plan to hire employees within the next 12 months?:

Yes No

Even if the business owner is currently the only worker, but they intend to hire in the near future, obtaining an EIN in advance helps ensure they're prepared for compliance with tax and employment laws. In addition, an EIN may also be required for opening a business bank account or applying for business licenses.

Step Three: Owner Information

First Name:*

Middle Name:

Last Name:*

Mailing Address:*

City:*

State:*

Country:*

Zip:*

Year of Birth:*

Do you plan to register a trademark or copyright along with your business registration?:*

Yes No

Helps assess if additional intellectual property services are needed.

Owner's Citizenship or Domicile:*

(Indicate the country of which the business owner is a citizen, or the country where the owner is domiciled (resides).

Social Security Number (SSN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)

Enter SSN or TIN:

The Social Security Number (SSN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is needed for identity verification and tax purposes when registering a business. The government requires these numbers to track taxes and ensure the business owner is correctly identified. The SSN is used for individuals, while the TIN is used for businesses or individuals who do not have an SSN. Providing this information ensures the business is properly registered with the IRS and complies with tax laws.

State Business Registrations

Is this the only state the business is registered in?:

Yes No

We need to know if the business is registered in other states to determine if it must file as a foreign entity. Businesses operating in multiple states may need to register in each state to comply with local laws, pay taxes, and receive legal protections. This helps ensure smooth operations and avoids potential penalties.

This Field is Required!

Choose One: How will your business be managed?

Owner-managed (The owner will handle all decisions and operations).
Manager-managed (A designated manager will handle day-to-day operations and decision-making).
Board-managed (A board of directors or group will oversee major decisions and management).

Step Four: Business Address

Business Website URL:*

County/Parish:*

Mailing Address:*

City:*

State:*

Country:*

Zip:*

Phone:*

Fax:

Email Address:*

Step 1: Filing Options

Creation and Publication

Step Two: Business Information

Owner(s) Are there multiple owners in the business?

Step Three: Owner Information

Social Security Number (SSN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)

Step Four: Business Address

Business Registration and Filing Order Form

Business Compliance Services:

Additional Services:

Business Name and Trademark Search Services:

Payment information

Billing Info

Step 1: Filing Options

Creation and Publication

Step Two: Business Information

Owner(s) Are there multiple owners in the business?

Step Three: Owner Information

Social Security Number (SSN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)

Step Four: Business Address

Business Registration and Filing Order Form

Business Compliance Services:

Additional Services:

Business Name and Trademark Search Services:

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Payment information

Billing Info