Have you read our How To Name Your Company guide?

You can enter preferred and alternative names above. It is important to provide only one name per paragraph for ease of review.

Please omit any designators from the name as you will have the opportunity to select a designator from the dropdown menu below. More Info

Please select the Type Of Shares you wish to authorize. Most clients tend to choose Common Shares. More complex corporations raising money have different classes of ownership use "Preferred Shares" or both "Common and Preferred Shares".

It is important to note that in Delaware the Annual Franchise Tax assessment is based on the authorized shares. The total tax will never be less than $175.00, or more than $200,000.00. Please see Delaware Division of Corporations' How to Calculate Franchise Taxes page for more information.

Enter the Share Par Value in US Dollars. It is common for small businesses to have a par value of $0.01 or No Par Value and issue 1500 common shares. Please enter 0 for "No Par Value".

If this is a single owner corporation you can choose "1". More Info

The Main Contact Details entered below will only be used for communication by us and will not be shared with the state. Your address also serves as the "mailing address," where we will forward your physical mail upon request.

We can assist in obtaining an EIN from the IRS for Non-U.S. founders without an SSN or ITIN. The service fee to obtain EIN is included with the plan.

Only the "Standard EIN" option is available to International Founders without an SSN or ITIN.

Standard EIN: The Standard EIN option is filed manually and normally takes 20-35 business days after incorporation.
Standard EIN option is available if you can provide:
- Company address with a physical street address - No PO boxes! (Our clients have the option to use our registered agent address in Delaware).

Please enter the responsible party's name above.

The responsible party for your business is an individual who directs, manages, and/or controls your business. For corporations, the responsible party is typically a principal officer, while for limited liability companies (LLCs), the responsible party is usually a member with authority over the LLC's finances and assets.

LLCs and corporations are required to file regular reports with their state to maintain good standing. If you hire us for Annual Report filing you never have to worry about these. We’ll file them on your company’s behalf with the state when they’re due. Our Compliance Filing Service allows you to have your annual report professionally, privately, and timely filed with the state.