I will do streamline llc registration in the US and obtain a legitimate ein number

If the LLC owner is a US Resident, we will require their Social Security Number (SSN) to retrieve the Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS.

If you're uncomfortable sharing personal information like your SSN, you have an option. We can provide you with a pre-filled application for applying for EIN. With this, you can choose to apply for the EIN directly by yourself. Feel free to choose the option that suits your comfort level and needs.

We assist with LLC formation in all 50 U.S. states, including Delaware, Florida, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Montana, which are popular for business-friendly regulations.

A Single-Member LLC has one owner and is taxed as a sole proprietorship or Disregarded Entity by default. A Multi-Member LLC has two or more owners and is taxed as a partnership by default.

Yes, you can transition from a sole proprietorship to an LLC by registering your LLC with the state and updating your business records.

An LLC is a state-level business structure, while an S Corporation is a tax status with the IRS. LLCs offer flexibility, whereas S Corps have stricter ownership rules but potential tax benefits.

Yes, an LLC can own real estate, providing liability protection and potential tax benefits.

Yes, you can own multiple LLCs, either as separate entities or under a holding company structure.

A Series LLC allows you to create multiple "sub-LLCs" under one parent LLC, each with separate liabilities and assets. This is available in certain states like Delaware, Texas, and Nevada.