Major U.S. Jurisdictions
Wyoming
A popular jurisdiction for LLC formations and privately held businesses.
Delaware
A globally recognized corporate jurisdiction widely used for LLCs, corporations, startups, and larger business structures.
Texas
A major U.S. commercial jurisdiction suitable for businesses establishing or conducting operations in Texas.
New York
One of the world's leading commercial and financial markets, supporting LLCs, corporations, and businesses operating within New York.
Florida
A major business jurisdiction commonly considered by entrepreneurs and companies establishing operations in the state.
California
One of the largest U.S. business markets, particularly relevant to companies conducting business within California.
Nevada
Another established jurisdiction available for LLC and corporation formation.
JurisAccord can also support company formation in other U.S. states, subject to service availability and client eligibility.
Basic Formation Requirements
Requirements vary by state and entity type, but clients will generally need to provide:
- Proposed company name
- Preferred U.S. state
- LLC or corporation preference
- Business activity description
- Member/shareholder information
- Manager/director information, as applicable
- Ultimate beneficial owner information
- Valid passport or government-issued identification
- Proof of residential address
- Contact information
- Registered agent arrangements
- Additional KYC/KYB documentation where required
Our U.S. Support
Depending on the selected service, JurisAccord can assist with:
International Founders
Eligible non-U.S. residents may establish certain U.S. business entities, subject to applicable requirements.
Forming a U.S. company does not automatically provide U.S. residency, immigration rights, tax status, or guaranteed access to banking.
Important Information
The appropriate state depends on the company's activities, location, ownership structure, and business requirements. JurisAccord provides corporate administrative support and does not guarantee government, banking, or other third-party approvals.
All transactions are final and non-refundable except where applicable law requires otherwise.