Complete LLC formation with all required documents and filings
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A limited liability company is the default structure for most small US businesses because it separates your personal assets from the company's obligations without requiring a board, bylaws, or a stock ledger. Forming one means filing articles of organization with a Secretary of State, naming a registered agent with a physical in-state address, and paying that state's filing fee.
We prepare and submit the filing for you. You answer plain-English questions about the business — name, address, members, management structure, registered agent — and we check the name against the state register, assemble the articles, file them, and pull the stamped approval back into your document vault when the state releases it.
The state's filing fee is charged at cost as a separate line item, never marked up. Approval speed is controlled by the state's queue, not by us: some states clear filings in a day or two, others take several weeks unless you buy the state's expedite option.
Usually the state where you actually do business. Forming in Delaware or Wyoming while operating elsewhere generally forces you to foreign-qualify at home too, which means two filings and two annual fees.
It isn't filed with the state, but yes in practice — banks ask for it, and without one your company falls back on your state's generic default rules instead of what the owners actually agreed.
It's a separate federal registration that can be bundled into the same order, so the LLC and the EIN are handled in one pass rather than two.
The state-stamped articles of organization land in your document vault, the order flips to complete, and you get an email with the documents attached.