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USA Company Registration (LLC / C-Corp)

Incorporate a US LLC or C-Corporation in startup-friendly states like Delaware or Wyoming, with EIN, registered agent, and bank account guidance — ideal for Indian founders selling to US customers or raising US capital.

From ₹24,99910–20 working daysFiled-on-time or refund

Heads up: State filing fees (e.g., Delaware ~$90–$110 / Wyoming ~$100), registered agent (~$50–$150/year) and EIN handling are charged separately.

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All-inclusive professional fees. Government fees billed at actuals where noted.

Most popular

US LLC

₹24,999₹34,999

10–15 working days

  • LLC formation (DE / WY)
  • Registered agent (1 year)
  • EIN application
  • Operating agreement
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US C-Corp

₹39,999₹54,999

12–20 working days

  • Delaware C-Corp formation
  • Registered agent (1 year)
  • EIN + bylaws
  • Cap table & bank account guidance
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What you get

  • State formation filing (Delaware / Wyoming)
  • Registered agent for the first year
  • EIN (Employer Identification Number) application
  • Operating agreement / bylaws
  • Guidance on US business bank account (Mercury / Brex)

Documents required

  • Passport of all owners / directors
  • Proposed company name and business activity
  • Ownership / shareholding structure
  • Indian address and contact details

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Should an Indian founder choose an LLC or a C-Corp?

An LLC is simpler and tax-efficient for service businesses and freelancers, while a Delaware C-Corp is preferred by startups planning to raise venture capital, as US investors expect the C-Corp structure.

Do I need to travel to the US to register?

No. The entire formation, EIN and registered agent process can be completed remotely from India. Bank account opening is also possible online through fintechs like Mercury or Brex.

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