Company formation
Wyoming and Delaware LLC or C-Corp filing, name checks, state documents, and operating records.
Use UpToNova as a formation partner, document vault, and compliance calendar after launch.
Wyoming and Delaware LLC or C-Corp filing, name checks, state documents, and operating records.
IRS Form SS-4 handling for non-residents without SSN or ITIN.
Included in the one plan, with mail scanning and renewal reminders.
Articles, agreements, receipts, EIN letters, and state stamps in one dashboard.
Annual reports, registered-agent renewals, and federal reporting reminders.
Remote setup checklists for Mercury, Relay, and Wise Business.
You do not need a Social Security Number, an ITIN, or any US travel to form a company through UpToNova. The whole process is remote, from name check to EIN letter, and every document lands in your dashboard.
Most non-resident founders form a Wyoming LLC for low cost and privacy, or a Delaware LLC or C-Corp when investors are part of the plan. Not sure which? Read Wyoming vs Delaware or compare both on our states page.
We run a name availability check, prepare the Articles of Organization or Incorporation, and submit the filing. Wyoming typically clears in 1-2 business days; Delaware in 2-3. Your registered agent is included in every plan.
An EIN (Employer Identification Number) is your company's federal tax ID, and you need it to open a US bank account, use Stripe, and file taxes.
Because you have no SSN or ITIN, the EIN cannot be requested online. We prepare and submit IRS Form SS-4 on your behalf, by fax, and track the application through to the IRS confirmation letter (the CP575). See our EIN guide for non-residents.
When the CP575 arrives it is saved to your document vault alongside your state stamps, so you can hand it to a bank or payment processor instantly.
With your formation documents and EIN, you can apply to US-friendly platforms like Mercury, Relay, and Wise Business without flying in. Our remote banking guide walks through eligibility and the documents each one asks for.
A single-member LLC owned by a non-resident is a pass-through entity, but it still must file Form 5472 and a pro-forma Form 1120 with the IRS every year. Your compliance calendar tracks that federal deadline, your state annual report, and your registered-agent renewal so nothing lapses.