How to Form a Delaware LLC as a Non-US Resident
You do not need to live in the United States, or visit, to own a Delaware LLC. CORPYO helps international founders form US entities online, using a passport and your company details. This guide sets out the steps and what to consider first. It is general information, not legal or tax advice.
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- 1Choose your entity type: Delaware LLC is the most common, and a corporation is what many investors expect
- 2Submit your details through CORPYO's secure platform
- 3CORPYO files your formation documents with the Delaware Division of Corporations
- 4Receive your certificate of formation when the state issues it
- 5Apply for your EIN from the IRS, which does not require an SSN
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a non-US resident own a Delaware LLC?
Yes. Delaware law places no residency requirement on LLC members or managers.
Do I need a Social Security Number (SSN) to form a Delaware LLC?
No. A non-US owner does not need an SSN to form the LLC or to apply for an EIN, which is done on Form SS-4.
How long does it take to form a Delaware LLC?
It depends on the state's processing and on how complete your details are, and it changes over time. CORPYO shows the status of your order at each step.
What happens after I receive my formation documents?
After receiving your formation documents and EIN, you can apply directly to any bank or fintech platform of your choice, subject to each provider's requirements. CORPYO does not open bank or financial accounts on behalf of clients and does not represent clients before banks; our services are limited to company formation and providing the documents.
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