U.S. Company Formation

We offer the formation of LLCs, C-Corps and S-Corps, EIN procurement, annual Registered Agent, Annual Report filing, Business License, bank-account opening, Good Standing, amendments, dissolutions, entity conversions, Holdings and Operating Agreements.

Types of clients

Latin American entrepreneurs and freelancers who sell to the U.S. and need an LLC to operate formally; Panamanian or Latin American companies expanding into the American market; non-resident investors structuring assets in the U.S.; business groups connecting American and Latin American entities; and businesses that already have a U.S. company but need someone to handle annual compliance without complications.

Types of company — choose the ideal structure

Choosing the right legal structure isn’t just a formality — it affects your taxes, your assets and the future of your business.

• LLC (Limited Liability Company) — Ideal for: entrepreneurs, freelancers. Liability: limited. Taxation: flexible (pass-through). Requirements: U.S. address, registered agent.
• C-Corp (Corporation) — Ideal for: startups, investors. Liability: limited. Taxation: double taxation. Requirements: annual reports, formal compliance.
• S-Corp (Small Corporation) — Ideal for: U.S. residents/citizens. Liability: limited. Taxation: avoids double taxation. Requirements: max 100 shareholders, one class of stock.

Can I employ myself in the U.S. if I open an LLC?

Yes — but with clear legal conditions. We guide you step by step to structure your LLC correctly and understand which visa or immigration status you need to work legally in your own company.

What if I’m a foreigner?

If you’re neither a resident nor a citizen, you can open an LLC or C-Corp without a problem. The LLC gives you more flexibility and can be taxed as a foreigner without complications.

• Create your company from scratch (100% online)
• Obtain your EIN (tax number)
• Set up your bank account
• Accountants specialized in non-residents