No SSN, no US address, no US bank yet

A US company, formed from abroad.

No Social Security Number means the online EIN form is closed to you. No EIN means no bank and no Stripe. We form the company in Wyoming or Delaware, get the EIN by the route that needs no SSN, and act as your registered agent. You see the state fee before you pay, not after.

Start your company

Aster Studio LLCWyomingORDERING

Stage 1 of 7 · About four minutes

Answering the questions. Nothing is charged yet.

  1. Order
  2. Name
  3. Filing
  4. Approval
  5. EIN
  6. Agreement
  7. Done

ACTIVITY

  • Day 1 · 09:14Order started. Nothing charged yet.

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Your answers

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Name check

NEEDS YOU

Four minutes

  • Same business dayWe check your name on the state register the day you order
  • No SSN neededWe get your EIN by the IRS route that needs none, and chase it
  • Same dayWyoming approves an online filing the day it goes in
  • No hidden state fee$102.40 for Wyoming, shown before you pay, never added after

BUILT FOR

  • Amazon sellers
  • Shopify stores
  • SaaS and apps
  • Freelancers
  • Agencies
  • Raising from US investors

What you get

Four things stand between you and getting paid. We handle all four.

You get the company, the tax number, the agent and the calendar. Each one lands in your dashboard, ready to send to a bank.

  • 01

    Your company

    We check the name is free, file with the state, and send you the certificate the day it comes back.

    • LLC or C-Corp
    • Name checked first
    • Certificate and file number
    • Operating Agreement
  • 02

    Your tax number

    Banks and Stripe ask for an EIN before anything else. The IRS issues one without a Social Security Number, by a slower route. We file it and chase it.

    • EIN from the IRS, no SSN needed
    • An introduction to banks that open remotely
    • The documents Stripe and PayPal ask for, in your vault
  • 03

    Your registered agent

    Your company needs somebody in its state who can accept legal mail in person. That is us, in the first year of every plan.

    • Registered agent in your state
    • Legal and state mail accepted
    • Scanned and sent to you the same day
  • 04

    The year after

    Companies are easy to start and easy to lose. We put every date you owe on one calendar, with the fee shown before it falls due.

    • Every deadline on one calendar
    • Form 5472 and the annual report tracked
    • Both filed for you on Premium
    • No BOI report: ended for US-formed companies in August 2026

How it goes

Four steps. You are only in the first one.

Answer a few questions. We take it from there, and you watch each step move in your dashboard.

  • 01About four minutes

    Answer a few questions

    We ask for the name, the state, the owners and your address. Each trade-off is explained where you make it.

  • 02Same business day

    We check the name

    Against the state register, before anything is filed. If it clashes, we ask you for another one at no extra cost.

  • 03Same day in Wyoming

    We file it

    We file the articles and pay the state fee, adding nothing to it. Wyoming approves the same day it is filed. Delaware takes two to three weeks.

  • 04Yours to keep

    You get everything

    Your certificate, EIN letter, Operating Agreement, agent details and deadlines sit in one place you can send to a bank.

Every step, and what each one waits on: how it works.

Works with

  • Mercury
  • Wise
  • Stripe
  • PayPal
  • Payoneer

We list only the banks and processors we have opened accounts with for founders outside the US.

Pricing

The state fee is not a footnote.

Most sites quote a price and hide “plus state fees” underneath. Here is the whole first year for a Wyoming company, with the state fee in the number.

  • Starter

    For your first company, when it needs to exist and nothing more yet.

    TO START

    $251.40

    $149 to us + $102.40 to Wyoming

    Then $179 a year


    • Company formation
    • Registered agent, first year free
    • EIN without an SSN
    • Operating Agreement
    • Bank and Stripe setup
    • A domain for your first year
    • A business email address on it
    • Compliance calendar
    • Document vault
    Choose Starter
  • Premium

    For founders who want the whole first year of paperwork done for them.

    TO START

    $649

    $649 to us. We pay the Wyoming filing fee.

    Then $809 a year


    Everything in Standard, and

    • Expedited filing, one business day
    • State filing fee paid for you
    • Form 5472 and 1120 prepared and CPA-reviewed
    • Annual report or state tax filed for you
    • A named specialist, same-day replies
    Choose Premium
  • Nothing charged until you confirmYou see the whole order, state fee included, before any card is charged.
  • Full refund until we fileChange your mind before the articles go to the state and you get everything back.
  • No mark-up on the state fee$102.40 for Wyoming, the same figure the state charges us.
  • Told before any renewalWe email you before anything renews. Nothing bills a year later on a checkbox you forgot.

The yearly figure covers our agent renewal and what Wyoming charges each year. Extras are optional and asked one at a time, each with its price. Filing yours ahead of our next batch costs $75. The same table for Delaware, and a calculator for every extra, are on the pricing page.

Three ways to do this.

The filing is the same in all three. What changes is what you find out at checkout, and what you find out a year later.

WhatBaseAcrossA typical formation siteDoing it yourself
First-year total, Wyoming LLC$551.40 on Standard, shown before you startA headline price, then "plus state fees" at checkout$102.40, plus a registered agent, plus your time
EIN without an SSNIncluded in every planOften a paid add-onForm SS-4 by fax, chased by you, four to six weeks
Registered agentYear one included, renewal quoted up frontIncluded, then auto-renews on your cardFind and pay one in the state yourself
Form 5472 and the annual reportOn your calendar with real dates. Filed for you on PremiumRarely mentioned until the penaltyYou have to know they exist
RenewalsWe tell you before anything is chargedCharged on the anniversaryYour own reminders

Named comparisons, with their prices checked in September 2026: vs doola · vs Firstbase · vs Stripe Atlas.

Where it lives

Two states worth choosing.

All fifty are open to you. From outside the United States, these two are the ones worth paying for. The order form tells you which fits, where you choose.

  • The Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne, with its gold domeWYOMING

    Wyoming

    Best for most LLCs

    It costs little to keep a company here. There's no state income tax, and your name stays off the public register. US investors know it less well, and a few banks ask more questions.

    To file
    $102.40
    Every year after
    $60
    Approval takes
    Same day
  • The Old State House in Dover, DelawareDELAWARE

    Delaware

    Best for raising money

    The state US investors expect to see, with a court built for company law. It costs several times more each year, and the tax is due even if the company did nothing.

    To file
    $110
    Every year after
    $400
    Approval takes
    2–3 weeks

From where you are.

The filing is the same wherever you live. What changes is the tax treaty, and which banks and payment processors will take you. We keep a page for each country.

Questions

Questions people ask.

If yours is not here, email us at [email protected] before you order.

Yes. You do not need to be a citizen or resident, or ever visit. You do need a registered agent in your state, which every plan includes for the first year.

Yes. The online form needs an SSN, so we file the SS-4 by the route that does not, and chase the IRS until the number comes back. It is included in every plan.

Most founders abroad want a Wyoming LLC. If you plan to raise from US investors, a Delaware C-Corp is what they expect. The order form asks three questions and tells you which.

You owe three things: the agent renewal, the state's yearly charge, and a federal filing. A foreign-owned single-member LLC owes Form 5472 with a pro-forma 1120 even in a year with no income. All of it sits on your calendar with real dates.

No. Since 14 August 2026 a company formed in the United States owes no beneficial ownership report to FinCEN. Some providers still sell it. We took it off the list.

Not to form the company, but yes to get paid. Several banks open accounts for non-US founders remotely, and we introduce you once your EIN is in.

We check the name the same business day. Wyoming approves the company the same day it is filed. Delaware takes two to three weeks. The EIN comes after that: twenty to thirty business days on the ordinary route, or one to two weeks with the expedited EIN.

Until we file, you get a full refund. Once the state approves, the company exists: keep it, move it to another agent, or have us close it.

Ready when you are

Answer the questions. We do the filing.

It takes about four minutes. You see the whole order, state fee included, before anything is charged.

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