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Company formation · USA

Your company registered in the United States.

We walk you through the whole process.

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Entity types

You pick the structure. We do the paperwork.

Every business is different. We explain how each structure differs so you can pick yours, without overselling.

  • LLC
    For entrepreneurs and small businesses

    Limited liability with a flexible structure. The most common way to start: it protects your personal assets and is simple to manage.

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  • C-Corp
    For startups seeking investment

    Corporate structure with shares. Ideal if you plan to raise capital or bring investors into your project.

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  • Nonprofit(501(c)(3))
    For nonprofit organizations

    A nonprofit entity with federal tax exemption. The same structure we use for our own Fundación L&M Inc.

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What's included

Everything you need to get started

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State registration

We file the formation documents with the appropriate state.

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Employer Identification Number
99-1234567
Issued by the IRS

EIN (tax ID number)

We obtain your Employer Identification Number from the IRS, required to operate and open a bank account.

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OPERATING
AGREEMENT

Formation documents

Operating agreement or bylaws depending on the entity type, drafted for your company.

Groton, CT · USA

Address and registered agent

We arrange the registered address and the agent the state of formation requires.

What do you need from me?
Just your details and the structure you pick. We take care of the paperwork.
I'll walk you through each step in your language 👍

Support in your language

We explain every step of the filing in your language, without unnecessary jargon.

How we work

The process, step by step

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We discuss your case

You tell us what you want to achieve and which structure you pick. We prepare the filing from there.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of company can I register in the United States?

We prepare and file the registration of LLCs, C-Corps and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. We explain how each structure differs so you can pick the one you want to register.

Do I need to be a U.S. resident or citizen to register my company?

No. You don't need to be a citizen or resident, nor have a visa, green card or Social Security number, and you don't need to be physically in the country: the process can be done remotely. You will need a registered agent with a physical address in the state, and for non-residents the EIN is obtained by fax or phone with the IRS.

What does the formation service include?

State registration, EIN processing with the IRS, formation documents (operating agreement or bylaws depending on the entity), coordination of the address and registered agent, and the whole filing explained in your language.

What is the EIN and what is it for?

The EIN (Employer Identification Number) is the tax identification number issued by the IRS. You need it to operate, file taxes and open a bank account in your company's name.

How long does it take to register a company?

It depends on the state and the entity type. In general, online filings take about 1 to 5 business days, while mail filings can take several weeks; some states offer same-day approval or expedited options. January and February tend to be slower due to high demand. We give you a realistic estimate when we discuss your case.

How do you charge?

Quoting you and answering your questions costs you nothing. Every case is quoted individually. The fee charged by the state is paid in full up front; of the rest of the service we generally charge 50% before starting the filing.

What payment methods do you accept?

Bank transfer to the Facturan2 LLC business account, and Zelle to Facturan2 LLC. We send you the details once we confirm what you're registering.

Facturan2 LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We prepare and file forms based on the information the client provides.

Ready to form your company?

Tell us what you need and we'll send you a quote with no obligation, tailored to your case.