Global setup · United States
Company Registration in the USA
Delaware C-Corp or Wyoming/Delaware LLC — formed remotely, with EIN, registered agent and India-side ODI compliance.
Professional fee
Fee on request
- Popular entity
- Delaware C-Corp / LLC
- Registrar
- State Secretary of State
- Typical timeline
- Formation in days; EIN can take longer
- Minimum directors
- 1
- Residency requirement
- None — registered agent required
- Minimum capital
- No statutory minimum
Overview
US entities are formed at state level. Most founders choose a Delaware C-Corporation when they plan to raise venture capital, or an LLC in Delaware or Wyoming for trading, services and holding structures. Owners and directors do not need to be US residents and the process can be completed remotely.
- Access to US customers, payment gateways and marketplaces
- Investor-friendly corporate law in Delaware
- No residency requirement for owners or directors
- Remote formation and banking options for non-residents
Entity options
C-Corporation (Delaware)
Standard choice for startups raising institutional investment and issuing stock options.
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Flexible ownership and pass-through options; popular for services, e-commerce and holding entities.
The process
- 1
State & entity choice
We compare C-Corp vs LLC and Delaware vs other states for your plans.
- 2
Formation filing
Certificate of Incorporation / Formation is filed with the state through a registered agent.
- 3
EIN & documents
We obtain the federal EIN and prepare bylaws or operating agreement.
- 4
Banking & ODI
Support with US bank account opening and India-side ODI reporting.
Documents required
- Passport copies of all owners / directors
- Residential address proof
- Proposed company name and business activity
- Ownership structure and share / membership split
After incorporation
- State annual report and franchise tax
- Federal and state tax returns
- Information returns for foreign-owned entities, where applicable
- Registered agent renewal
- India: ODI annual reporting for Indian resident owners
India-side compliance
Investing from India? Stay FEMA-compliant.
Indian residents setting up or funding a foreign company must route the investment through an Authorised Dealer bank under the Overseas Investment framework under FEMA. We handle the ODI filings, valuation and annual reporting alongside the overseas incorporation, so both sides of the structure stay compliant.
- Eligibility review under FEMA overseas investment rules
- ODI filing through your AD bank and UIN allotment
- Valuation and pricing documentation where required
- Annual Performance Report and ongoing reporting
Information on this page is indicative and based on generally applicable rules. Requirements, fees and processing times vary by activity and change from time to time — we confirm the current position before you proceed.
FAQ
USA incorporation questions.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our team usually replies within one working day.
Yes. Indian residents can own US companies, but the investment must comply with India’s overseas investment rules under FEMA and be reported through an Authorised Dealer bank.
A Delaware C-Corp is usually preferred if you plan to raise venture capital. An LLC is often simpler for services, trading or holding structures. The right choice depends on your funding plans and tax position in India and the US.
No. Formation, EIN and most banking steps can be completed remotely.
Ready to incorporate in USA? We’ll take it from here.
Tell us what you need. We’ll confirm scope, timeline and a fixed fee — usually the same day.