Form Your LLC
Start your Limited Liability Company in any US state. Protect your personal assets while enjoying flexible management and pass-through taxation.
What is an LLC?
- Personal asset protection from business liabilities
- Flexible management structure
- Pass-through taxation (no double taxation)
- Less paperwork than corporations
- Credibility with customers and partners
What Is Included
- $30 service fee (plus state filing fees)
- How to Form an LLC — Articles of Organization preparation and filing
- Registered Agent Service
- EIN Service (optional)
By State
- Alabama LLC
- Alaska LLC
- Arizona LLC
- Arkansas LLC
- California LLC
- Colorado LLC
- Connecticut LLC
- Delaware LLC
- District of Columbia LLC
- Florida LLC
- Georgia LLC
- Hawaii LLC
- Idaho LLC
- Illinois LLC
- Indiana LLC
- Iowa LLC
- Kansas LLC
- Kentucky LLC
- Louisiana LLC
- Maine LLC
- Maryland LLC
- Massachusetts LLC
- Michigan LLC
- Minnesota LLC
- Mississippi LLC
- Missouri LLC
- Montana LLC
- Nebraska LLC
- Nevada LLC
- New Hampshire LLC
- New Jersey LLC
- New Mexico LLC
- New York LLC
- North Carolina LLC
- North Dakota LLC
- Ohio LLC
- Oklahoma LLC
- Oregon LLC
- Pennsylvania LLC
- Puerto Rico LLC
- Rhode Island LLC
- South Carolina LLC
- South Dakota LLC
- Tennessee LLC
- Texas LLC
- Utah LLC
- Vermont LLC
- Virginia LLC
- Washington LLC
- West Virginia LLC
- Wisconsin LLC
- Wyoming LLC
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an LLC?
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the tax flexibility of a partnership or sole proprietorship.
How long does it take to form an LLC?
LLC formation time varies by state, ranging from same-day in Wyoming and Delaware to several weeks in some states. WiseHub shows processing times for each state.
Do I need a registered agent for my LLC?
Yes. Every LLC in the United States is required by law to maintain a registered agent with a physical address in the state where the business is registered.