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Form your company in the United States
Strategic support from Mexico to form and run your U.S. LLC, with legal and tax strategy integrated into your operation.
We support Mexican entrepreneurs and investors in forming and operating their U.S. LLC, from Mexico. We coordinate formation, annual compliance and tax strategy, without the firm needing offices or a physical presence in the United States.
LLC Formation
$699 USDSingle price, available for all 4 states.
Includes
- LLC formation in the selected state (Florida, New Mexico, Delaware or Wyoming)
- Expedited EIN (approx. 3 business weeks)
- Application to a digital bank account
- Guidance to open a Stripe account
- Access to the entrepreneurs community
State comparison
Florida
Approx. 15 business daysAnnual obligations
- Renew registered agent and registered address
- File the annual report with the state no later than May 1st each year
Delaware
Approx. 7 to 10 business daysAnnual obligations
- Renew registered agent and registered address
- Pay the prior year's Franchise Fee no later than June 1st (paid for the elapsed year, starting the year after formation)
- There is no obligation to file an Annual Report
Franchise Fee: $400 USD
$300 state fee + $100 administrative charge for the service of paying it to the state
Paid separately from the annual renewal.
New Mexico
Approx. 10 business daysAnnual obligations
- Renew registered agent and registered address
Wyoming
2 business daysAnnual obligations
- Renew registered agent and registered address
- File the annual report before the first day of the LLC's formation anniversary month
Critical dates
Registered agent and registered address
Renewal is due on the first day of the LLC's formation anniversary month, regardless of state.
If it isn't paid, the agent resigns the role and notifies the state. An LLC cannot legally exist without this role, since the registered agent provides the registered address.
Tax Return filing with the IRS
March 15th for multi-member LLCs; April 15th for single-member LLCs.
The IRS can impose penalties for late filing and initiate collection proceedings, including notices, bank account levies or liens on assets.
Annual renewal
$699 USDIncludes
- LLC renewal with the state and filing of the annual report where applicable
- Registered agent and registered address renewal
- Tax Return filing with the IRS (for LLCs with no U.S. tax nexus)
- Receipt of legal notices (Service of Process): lawsuits, court summons, court requirements and other legal documents
- Receipt of official state correspondence: Secretary of State notices, annual report reminders and communications about the company's standing
- Digitization and email delivery of received documentation
- Access to an online portal (Vault) to review documents
- Reminders of deadlines with the state and the IRS
- Monitoring of the company's status and of new rules that may affect it
- Consultations by email or WhatsApp
Important notes
- The Franchise Fee, where it exists, is paid separately from the annual renewal.
- In states where the annual report is due on a date other than the anniversary month (e.g. Florida), two invoices are issued per year: one for the annual report and another for the registered agent and registered address renewal.
ITIN
If you need an individual taxpayer identification number with the IRS to meet your obligations as a member of a U.S. LLC, we handle your ITIN application.
Trámite inicial
$349 USD
Anualidad
$199 USD
Approximately 3 to 5 months.
The annual fee includes Form 1040-NR, filed annually with the IRS to keep the ITIN active.
Frequently asked questions
A late fee of $400 USD is charged.
The LLC is administratively dissolved or revoked by the Secretary of State at the close of business on the fourth Friday of September (Chapters 607, 617 and 620 of the Florida Statutes). Dissolved or revoked entities can be reinstated by filing the corresponding application and covering all applicable fees, including the reinstatement fee and any annual reports owed.
A $200 USD penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest on the tax and penalty.
If the entity remains active in the records of the Delaware Division of Corporations at any point between January 1st and December 31st of the corresponding fiscal year.
No. New Mexico does not require filing an Annual Report or paying an annual fee for LLCs.
A report of the assets the LLC holds in the state; it requires paying a fee proportional to the value of those assets.
If the report and fee are not filed within 60 days of the due date, the LLC may be administratively dissolved by the Wyoming Secretary of State. A dissolved entity can request reinstatement by covering the fees and requirements the state establishes.
Prices in U.S. dollars. They do not include state fees (Franchise Fee) where applicable. Subject to change without notice. This information does not constitute individualized tax or legal advice.
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