Corporation

The Corporation (Corp) is one of America’s most well-known types of legal entities. 

If you simply need basic corporation formation services, there are less expensive options out there — but they do not offer entrepreneurial and market entry support, to give way to your overseas success. Especially when dealing overseas, it’s important to work with an agent such as Bolder Launch to set up a corporation in the US, so you can be familiar with all legal and tax consequences, and have a full overview of what to expect. Globalization just starts with the formation of the entity, but it does not stop there.   

Here are 5 simple steps to set up your corporation in the US today with Bolder Launch

Step One: It is important for you to find out what the best corporate structure is, what the process of incorporation is, and what the answers to your questions are. During the corporate assessment process, we will inform you of the different States and the formation requirements. Where need be, we refer you to a corporate or tax lawyer to discuss the details.

Step Two: The onboarding form contains questions concerning the corporate structure, directors, personal information, and an overview of all the documents we need to collect from you. Based on the onboarding form, we can send you a personalized quote for our Market Entry Package, or you can opt for our standard formation service on this page.

Step Three: In order to start the set up your corporation in the US, we need to identify each involved director, shareholder or stakeholder. Furthermore, we need a full understanding of your planned activities.

Step Four: As your formation and/or registered agent in the United States, we can set up your company remotely. In some cases, notarised documents might be required, for example, your passport. The formation process should not take longer than 1 or 2 working days.  

Step Five: Congratulations! Your corporation is now ready to launch into the US market. Our team can assist you with further corporate and accounting requirements.