Can a non-US resident or non-US citizen incorporate in the US?
Yes! You don’t need to be a U.S. resident or citizen to incorporate a U.S. business.
Startxpress has registered many American companies for founders in numerous countries. However, please note that we cannot offer incorporation services to companies with partners living or working in one of restricted countries.
No matter where you’re incorporating from, the requirements are the same. Here are a few things you’ll need:
- Registered Agent
- U.S. Business Address
- Company Name
Our user-friendly software makes it easy to incorporate from any location. You can sign documents, view your Certificate of Formation, open bank accounts, and more from your computer or phone.Check out the links below for more details:
Do you have any other questions?
Yes, a non-US resident or non-US citizen can incorporate a business in the United States. However, there are certain legal and procedural steps to follow, such as choosing a state for incorporation, obtaining the necessary licenses, and potentially working with a Registered Agent.
While the process is generally straightforward, it’s important to be aware of ongoing compliance requirements, such as tax obligations and reporting duties. To ensure everything is done correctly and to avoid any legal complications, it’s advisable to seek professional guidance like Startxpress.
For further insights, explore the Startxpress Help Center and Blog. If you have questions or need support, reach out anytime at support@startxpress.io!
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