An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the flexibility and informality of a partnership or sole proprietorship. It’s a popular choice for small and medium-sized businesses.

LLCs offer personal asset protection and require fewer formalities than Corporations. Unlike a Sole Proprietorship, where the business owner has unlimited liability, an LLC shields personal assets from business debts and lawsuits.

An LLC can have a single member (one owner) or multiple members (several owners). There’s generally no upper limit, so it’s flexible for both solo entrepreneurs and larger teams.

By default, an LLC has pass-through taxation, meaning profits and losses flow through to the members’ personal tax returns. In some cases, you can choose corporate taxation if that’s more beneficial for your financial situation.

Absolutely. Even though some states do not require it by law, having a comprehensive Operating Agreement ensures clear rules for ownership, profit distribution, and member responsibilities. It also helps maintain your LLC’s limited liability status.

Yes. While foreign individuals and entities can form LLCs in the U.S., the process and tax implications can be more complex. We specialize in guiding non-resident founders through the legal requirements and compliance steps.

Generally, it takes 1–3 business days to complete the filing once we have all your information. Certain states offer expedited filing. We also keep you updated at every stage and handle all paperwork on your behalf.

Yes. We provide reminders for annual report filings, license renewals, and any necessary updates to keep your LLC in good standing. Our dedicated compliance team is here year-round to ensure you meet every state requirement.