Pick Wyoming for privacy and low fees, Delaware for the institutional comfort, or Florida for US-facing operations. The Formation Agent drafts your Operating Agreement and Articles, files with the state, and hands you an EIN — no trip, no lawyer, no chase.
State fees billed at cost. FormBridge is a technology platform and does not provide legal or tax advice; state filings are performed through licensed registered-agent partners.
Yes. A US LLC has no residency or citizenship requirement for members or managers. You can own and manage a Wyoming, Delaware, or Florida LLC from anywhere in the world. FormBridge handles the filing, registered agent, and EIN from outside the US.
Wyoming is the most common choice for non-resident e-commerce and SaaS founders: low annual fees, strong privacy, no state income tax. Delaware is preferred if you plan to raise US venture capital. Florida is strong for founders with US customers and a physical presence. The Formation Agent recommends the best fit from your answers in the onboarding wizard.
No. You do not need an ITIN or SSN to form the LLC or to get an EIN. Non-resident founders can be assigned an EIN via a fax or authorized third-party designee pathway. An ITIN is only needed in narrower cases — e.g., if you receive 1099 US-source income personally. The Formation Agent flags this if it applies to you.
Every US LLC has an annual report (Wyoming $60, Delaware $300, Florida $138.75) and a federal tax return (Form 1120 + Form 5472 for foreign-owned single-member LLCs). US-formed LLCs no longer file a FinCEN BOI report — a final rule effective 14 August 2026 exempts entities created in the United States, whoever owns them. FormBridge's Compliance Agent calendars what remains and drafts or auto-files where possible.
FormBridge does not itself hold deposits or open the account. The Banking Agent assembles your Mercury, Wise, Relay, or Brex application pack, coaches the KYC answers that trip reviewers, and submits it to the provider. The bank decides.
Start your LLC, and the agents handle the rest.