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Let PRIME help you quickly and accurately launch your business for $0 + state fees and hard costs.
From state and federal filings to key legal documents, we set you up with everything you'll need to officially be in business.
Accurate and complete incorporation forms filed with your Secretary of State
Legal documentation outlining key corporate governance decisions
Quick and comprehensive filing with the Internal Revenue Service
Seamless application process for separating your personal and business finances
Additional call with a tax consultant to discuss tax-saving strategies specific to you
An optional service that receives legal and tax documents on behalf of your business
Forming an LLC not only legalizes the business, but also creates separation and protection from your personal life. This is commonly referred to as the “corporate veil of protection.” The LLC separates and protects you and all of your personal assets from any type of liability associated with the business.
PRIME offers a one hour complimentary business consultation to assess your unique situation. Our team will handle all LLC setup, draft an operating agreement and ensure your business is structured the correct way without charging you attorney fees! In addition, PRIME offers lifelong email and phone support for your LLC. Every customer is assigned a business advisor to lead them every step of the way.
When setting up an LLC, you must designate a physical headquarters for the business. PRIME always recommends using the registered agent address in your state for the sake of privacy, rather than your home address. You can still receive mail, bank/credit card statements, vehicle registration and other utilities at your home. This is just the address listed on the public record.
The moment you start to pursue something and have formally made an intent to be a business owner! You don’t have to make an income to form an LLC.
If you already have an LLC, PRIME recommends you schedule a complimentary business consultation to ensure it is still active and functioning correctly for your business.
Yes, it is possible for non-U.S. citizens or non-residents to form an entity in the United States. However, the process and requirements may be different than for U.S. citizens and residents. It’s important to consult with an attorney or tax professional familiar with the process.
